The CPF - A Study in Double Standards

Day 2,114, 21:41 Published in Canada Canada by Muglack

People paying attention to the media will be aware by this point of the "scandal" surrounding the MDP's CP candidate this month IBB93.

In case you haven't read Auk Rest's article I will provide the link here: http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/unfit-to-rule-2313913/1/20

Auk Rest writes that the CPF had chosen their candidate and in what can only be seen as a underhanded and completely unacceptable move by the MDP's candidate IBB93 asked Lelouche to withdraw his bid for CP and join his ticket in an attempt to safeguard eCanada from a threat.

Neither side denies the act, although where each stands on the merits of the request appears to be blurry.

This of course has absolutely no bearing on my article.

My article is a brief history lesson, in fact it's not really a lesson. It's more of a "What do you know, history really does repeat itself." commentary. Only the players are different, and the roles have been reversed.

This isn't the first time we've seen a candidate from the CPF or the MDP petition the other to join their ticket instead and safeguard our eNation.

It happened in the spring of last year when one SaraDroz, a long time member of the CPF, approached the MDP's PP and CP candidate Sasha Kamihasaweinerbutdoesntwantit with the EXACT same offer. The nation is under threat, be my VP, we all win, blah blah blah.

Unfortunately the similarities end there. At the time SaraDroz was applauded as a Patriot within the CPF and heralded as a "bridge builder", as a result her stock in the CPF rose even higher.

Yet interestingly, when a candidate from another party does the same thing the CPF feels that they are no longer fit to lead.

All that's left is for me to ask a simple question.

Does the Double Standard lie with the CPF, or does it belong to Auk Rest alone?