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If he wants to win, Scheer needs to build his own brand, separate from Ford’s and Kenney’s, say political analysts

'The risk for Andrew Scheer is that the Liberals will try to connect Doug Ford to Andrew Scheer and then try to connect that to hidden agenda, that’s not flattering to Andrew Scheer and the Conservatives,’ says Nik Nanos, founder and chief data scientist for Nanos Research.

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If he wants to win, Scheer needs to build his own brand, separate from Ford’s and Kenney’s, say political analysts

'The risk for Andrew Scheer is that the Liberals will try to connect Doug Ford to Andrew Scheer and then try to connect that to hidden agenda, that’s not flattering to Andrew Scheer and the Conservatives,’ says Nik Nanos, founder and chief data scientist for Nanos Research.

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If he wants to win, Scheer needs to build his own brand, separate from Ford’s and Kenney’s, say political analysts

'The risk for Andrew Scheer is that the Liberals will try to connect Doug Ford to Andrew Scheer and then try to connect that to hidden agenda, that’s not flattering to Andrew Scheer and the Conservatives,’ says Nik Nanos, founder and chief data scientist for Nanos Research.

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