theBreaker.news Podcast: Horgan's snap election a "cookbook for a modern coup d'etat," says ex-NDP candidate

For the week of Oct. 18, 2020: On this edition of theBreaker.news Podcast, the week on the campaign trail. BC Liberals Zoom scandals sandwiched the TV debate, where Green leader Sonia Furstenau grilled NDP leader John Horgan for calling a snap election in the middle of the worsening coronavirus pandemic. "You're willing to break your word, you're willing to break agreements and you're willing to break legislation that you yourself passed in the Legislature," Furstenau said. [caption id="attachment_10503" align="alignright" width="261"]

Bryce Casavant (BryceCasavant.com)[/caption] Joining host Bob Mackin is guest Bryce Casavant, the former NDP candidate and former conservation service officer. Casavant complained to B.C.'s chief elections officer about the use of emergency powers without input from the Legislature. Casavant said the election should have been held in October 2021 according to law. Instead, the Oct. 24 vote is "a cookbook for a modern coup d'etat, it is a recipe for a disaster." Listen to the interview to find out why. Plus commentary and Pacific Rim and Pacific Northwest headlines. CLICK BELOW to listen or go to TuneIn or Apple Podcasts. Now on Spotify! Have you missed an edition of theBreaker.news Podcast? Go to the archive.

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