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Scheer’s ambiguous positioning on abortion, gay rights a ripe way to lose Red Tories, say politicos

With election day just weeks away, and Andrew Scheer still vying to position himself as a credible alternative, the Liberals’ attacks couldn’t have come at a worse time for the Conservatives, says Nik Nanos.

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