Caroline Downey

While practical issues like inflation and housing dominate public concern, a recent Canadian political convention descended into chaos as delegates squabbled over procedural micromanagement and identity-based speaking privileges. Caroline breaks down the viral spectacle surrounding Canada's left-wing party proceedings, highlighting how delegates prioritized equity cards and intersectional hierarchy over real economic solutions. Unpacking the absurdities of extreme procedural gatekeeping and performative grievance culture, Caroline examines why progressive party gatherings routinely devolve into chaotic self-sabotage rather than effective governance. What does this organizational breakdown reveal about the modern Left's inability to address practical governance issues? Watch Caroline’s full analysis, leave your thoughts below, and subscribe to National Review!