As a person looking to support NDP in provincial election, I will definitely support the liberal party if you decide to run for leadership. You have great ideas when it comes to housing and your outspoken critique of Bill C5 shows great potential as a leader we need in Ontario. Hopefully you will decide to run!
I was a last minute campaign manager for a last minute, but a very capable young candidate. This fella organized one of the largest university OLP clubs for the present leader. One would have thought as a result of this shambolic campaign if the leader is looking to keep her job she would have contacted the loosing candidates. If not the following day but shortly afterwards however; all these months later, no contact. Kinda speaks to who & what kind of OLP leader we’re stuck with. Did I say shambolic?
I am a keen supporter of the Liberal party and you Nate! You have the intelligence, insight, energy and abilities of a great leader! Wishing you all the best!
Let’s be clear: Bonnie Crombie was elected Leader of the Ontario Liberal Party through a democratic, transparent, and highly engaged leadership race—a process that reportedly cost over $3 million and involved thousands of grassroots volunteers, delegates, and party members from across the province. That is not a small investment. It was a deliberate and legitimate choice by the membership to entrust Bonnie with the vision, leadership, and responsibility to rebuild and re-energize the party.
In contrast, your call of renewal looks more like a political mutiny—an attempt to redraw the map after the team has already chosen its captain. This is not how winning teams operate. In sports, business, and politics alike, rivalry within a team weakens the whole, distracts from the shared mission, and gives strength to our real opponents.
As a retired business and life coach, I’ve learned that great teams succeed not by infighting, but by aligning behind a common goal—even when they don’t agree on every tactic or decision. There is a time for internal debate, and there is a time for unified action. Right now, our focus should be on preparing for the next election, not deepening internal divides that confuse voters and fracture our momentum. Besides, in spite of the talent pool there are no guarantees for a win, unless there is unity and a shared vision that is supported by the sum of all parts.
Im delighted that you've shown the 'nerve ' to reach out so clearly ... and agree with your take on how Bonnie C. doesn't have the right stuff. Im a Green ... and think Mike Shriener has the stuff but if you run I would support you ... AND Mike, ie. both, in some way. Ted Hsu is another strong one we need in the shift towards a different direction in governing Ontario
Brian, respectfully, as one who lives in Mr S’s riding he’s not anywhere near an acceptable MPP little own a “leader”. His election campaign was “I get along with everyone”. Fine if one wants to be speaker. We need a Ratpack 2.0 in the legislature hammering Mr Ford, not his pal with yet another private member’s bill that goes nowhere.
I will certainly be more keenly supportive of the Ontario Liberal Party with you as its leader.
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As a person looking to support NDP in provincial election, I will definitely support the liberal party if you decide to run for leadership. You have great ideas when it comes to housing and your outspoken critique of Bill C5 shows great potential as a leader we need in Ontario. Hopefully you will decide to run!
I was a last minute campaign manager for a last minute, but a very capable young candidate. This fella organized one of the largest university OLP clubs for the present leader. One would have thought as a result of this shambolic campaign if the leader is looking to keep her job she would have contacted the loosing candidates. If not the following day but shortly afterwards however; all these months later, no contact. Kinda speaks to who & what kind of OLP leader we’re stuck with. Did I say shambolic?
I am a keen supporter of the Liberal party and you Nate! You have the intelligence, insight, energy and abilities of a great leader! Wishing you all the best!
man, the bots are out in force
Conventions are too expensive for most members. Even as an EDA member, I never went!
Let’s be clear: Bonnie Crombie was elected Leader of the Ontario Liberal Party through a democratic, transparent, and highly engaged leadership race—a process that reportedly cost over $3 million and involved thousands of grassroots volunteers, delegates, and party members from across the province. That is not a small investment. It was a deliberate and legitimate choice by the membership to entrust Bonnie with the vision, leadership, and responsibility to rebuild and re-energize the party.
In contrast, your call of renewal looks more like a political mutiny—an attempt to redraw the map after the team has already chosen its captain. This is not how winning teams operate. In sports, business, and politics alike, rivalry within a team weakens the whole, distracts from the shared mission, and gives strength to our real opponents.
As a retired business and life coach, I’ve learned that great teams succeed not by infighting, but by aligning behind a common goal—even when they don’t agree on every tactic or decision. There is a time for internal debate, and there is a time for unified action. Right now, our focus should be on preparing for the next election, not deepening internal divides that confuse voters and fracture our momentum. Besides, in spite of the talent pool there are no guarantees for a win, unless there is unity and a shared vision that is supported by the sum of all parts.
Takes one to know one.
You are literally money for nothing.
Im delighted that you've shown the 'nerve ' to reach out so clearly ... and agree with your take on how Bonnie C. doesn't have the right stuff. Im a Green ... and think Mike Shriener has the stuff but if you run I would support you ... AND Mike, ie. both, in some way. Ted Hsu is another strong one we need in the shift towards a different direction in governing Ontario
There's no way you live in the riding. If you did, you wouldn't be blowing smoke about Nathan
Brian, respectfully, as one who lives in Mr S’s riding he’s not anywhere near an acceptable MPP little own a “leader”. His election campaign was “I get along with everyone”. Fine if one wants to be speaker. We need a Ratpack 2.0 in the legislature hammering Mr Ford, not his pal with yet another private member’s bill that goes nowhere.