More bad news for BC United Party leader Kevin Falcon as one of his MLAs has jumped ship to the Conservative Party of BC following recent poll numbers that showed the former BC Liberal turned no-name with the much laughed and called B-Cup party coming in third behind the John Rustad lead BC Conservatives. “When I was elected MLA for Abbotsford South, I promised to bring the concerns of everyday hardworking people and families to the forefront in British Columbia’s Legislature in Victoria,” said South Abbotsford MLA Bruce Banman on Wednesday after joining the Conservative Party of BC.

By PD Raj – Senior Writer DESIBUZZCanada 

ABBOTSFORD – More bad news for BC United Party leader Kevin Falcon as one of his MLAs has jumped ship to the Conservative Party of BC following recent poll numbers that showed the former BC Liberal turned no-name with the much laughed and called B-Cup party coming in third behind the John Rustad lead BC Conservatives. 

“When I was elected MLA for Abbotsford South, I promised to bring the concerns of everyday hardworking people and families to the forefront in British Columbia’s Legislature in Victoria,” said South Abbotsford MLA Bruce Banman on Wednesday after joining the Conservative Party of BC.

“Today, after careful consideration, I have made the decision to join the Conservative Party of British Columbia to keep that promise to my community and my constituents.”

“I know first-hand that the Conservative Party of British Columbia is the only party that stands for what’s right in the legislature, rather than what’s politically convenient or politically correct.”

“As a Conservative MLA, I’m looking forward to having the opportunity to speak honestly and openly on behalf of my constituents.”

“I’m proud to join my friend John Rustad as the voice for everyday hardworking people in British Columbia’s Legislature.”

“Conservatives have common sense. We don’t support Trudeau-backed policies like the punishing carbon tax that hurts everyday people; we refuse to condone the ideological NDP education agenda that teaches students what to think instead of how to think; and, we will never support the myth of safe supply that kills British Columbians and poisons our communities with hard drugs.”

“I believe BC needs a leader who is a straight up, decent human being – and a party that’s willing to put politics aside to stand for what’s right. After watching him fight for everyday British Columbians, both in BC’s legislature and all across our province – I have come to believe that leader is John Rustad, and that party is the Conservative Party of British Columbia.”

Banman’s joining the Conservative Party of BC gives them two MLAs in the legislature and official party status, ensuring more funding and a stronger build as they challenge Falcon’s right of Centre BC United Party.