The veteran Tory wants MPs to cool it, thanks.
While he’s as guilty of it as anyone, and as guilty of not saying anything while they were the government as any Conservative, I generally speaking agree with Kenney here.
That said, read to the end for some interesting questions about how Question Period is going to work. Trudeau seems to imply that person-to-person retail politics is more important than facing the House, to him.
Trudeau did not promise at the time that he would be present in the Commons at least three times a week to answer questions.
"I'm not going to make commitments about staying away from Canadians," Trudeau said. "One of the things that is extremely important for prime ministers is to stay connected to the people that they're serving."
I’m curious how that’s going to play out in the long run. As with so many things, this is too soon to know anything concrete for sure.













