“[The Reform Party] also has some Buchananist tendencies. I know there are probably many admirers of Mr. Buchanan here, but I mean that in the sense that there are some anti-market elements in the Reform Party.”

—  Stephen Harper

1990s, Speech to the Council for National Policy (1997)

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