Back in September, Public Eye was the first to report rumours that provincial Green leader Adriane Carr would be resigning to become the federal party's deputy leader - a position which recently became a paying gig. So it will come as no surprise to our readers to hear that Ms. Carr will made that transition official today - this, according to The Canadian Press. Earlier, we also told you about the instrumental role she played in getting Elizabeth May elected as the leader of the Greens.
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An instrumental role? There was something close to 9,000 green party memberships outstanding when the leadership vote occured, where Ms. May won 65% to 33% over Chernushenko. Are you suggesting Ms. Carr flogging a few outside a BC event tipped the balance? Instrumental? Give me a break.
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