After the Votes Are Counted | Eugene Manning | The Honourable & the Hack #5

Описание: After the Votes Are Counted | Eugene Manning | The Honourable & the Hack

In this episode of The Honourable & the Hack, hosts Andrew Parsons and Alex Bill sit down with Eugene Manning, former President of the Newfoundland and Labrador Progressive Conservative Party and a candidate in the most recent PC leadership race.

The conversation begins with a look at the latest provincial election results — what they revealed, how the parties are responding, and what the outcome means now that the campaign signs are down and the real work resumes.

From there, the discussion widens to some of the big issues facing Newfoundland and Labrador, including the future of major projects, the role of the civil service, and how governments balance ambition with execution. Eugene also shares his perspective on how political parties regroup after elections — and what the Federal Conservative Party might learn from its provincial counterparts.

The episode wraps with a grounded discussion about the work of the House of Assembly, including governance, accountability, and what effective opposition and government should look like in the months ahead.

This is a thoughtful, experience-driven conversation about politics after election night — where strategy, policy, and leadership matter most.

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