April 12, 2007

She could have been a contender

Now that Belinda Stronach has announced her return to public life -- well that’s what she said: “I am stepping aside from elected politics for the time being and will now take part in public life in a different way,” or in other words, I am leaving politics to spend more time with my family firm -- it is worth considering what might have been....

Suppose, on entering politics, she had been content to start out as a humble backbench MP. Suppose she had spent some time learning the ropes, mastering a few files, practicing public speaking, acquiring a smattering of French, demonstrating an ability to work with others. Suppose she had supported the same party for more than a year or two. After a while, people might have said: you know, she’s got a lot of money, she looks good in expensive clothes -- and she’s qualified. Let’s put her up for leader!

But that would have taken time -- a year at least -- and Ms. Stronach is not accustomed to waiting. Or perhaps, to be more charitable, she was the recipient of spectacularly bad advice. At any rate, that is not how things worked out.

Instead, Ms. Stronach will be remembered for launching perhaps the most ill-founded leadership bid since Peter Pocklington, unsupported by much experience of either public or private life and notably untroubled by serious thinking about the issues. That her campaign team included some of the party’s most seasoned players shows what some people will do for money, though even her father’s billions were not enough in the end to buy the party.

She will be remembered, also, for her part in Paul Martin’s constitutional coup d’état -- his refusal, for nine long days in the spring of 2005, after losing what was at least arguably a confidence vote, either to resign or submit to a confidence vote, preferring instead to spend the interval dangling government jobs in front of opposition MPs, until at last he emerged, smiling, with Ms. Stronach at his side, at that bizarre press conference: the one where the reporters openly laughed at him.

And so was born the career of Ms Stronach, Minister of Human Resources Development and, in an amusing touch, Democratic Renewal. One job for one vote (or what else was David Peterson negotiating all that time?): the margin of heiress, as it turned out, by which the government was eventually spared. Yet neither party, looking back, could now account the exchange as having been worthwhile.

For the Liberals’ part, it marked the beginning of the end: Mr. Martin was revealed as a grasping conniver, willing to do and say anything to hang onto power. Such was the damage to his public image that he was unable to survive the later hit from Gomery, or not with sufficient strength to carry his party. Indeed, not a few Liberals have since speculated whether it might not have been better for the party to have lost that vote.

As for Ms Stronach, her usefulness to the Martinites ended the moment she crossed the floor. After a few desultory months in office, they were gone, and she was back on the opposition benches. Lacking support for an immediate leadership campaign, and defeated in her bid, at the Montreal convention, to arrange the rules of the next race to her advantage, she surprised no one in the party with yesterday’s announcement.

Indeed, if there was any party that profited from her brief fling with the Liberals, it was the Conservatives, who were thereby disposed of a disruptive influence. That she demolished what was left of Peter MacKay’s reputation in the process must be counted as a bonus.

Perhaps the oddest part of her legacy will prove to be her brief elevation as feminist icon. Ms Stronach proved herself an adept, or at least avid, player of the victim card, treating every slight or setback as evidence of a special hostility toward women in politics: as if no male politician had ever endured public scrutiny of his private life (Bill Clinton), or his appearance (Stephen Harper, Preston Manning, Stockwell Day, Peter MacKay, etc etc).

Let’s be clear: as a politician, her chief assets were, in order, her money, her gender, her clothes and her looks. No male politician as ill prepared as her would have been given a second look as a leadership candidate, even with her money. Her own contributions to women in politics must include Martha Hall Findlay, shoved aside as Liberal candidate in Newmarket-Aurora to make room for her the day she crossed the floor, and Lucienne Robillard, stripped of her Human Resources portfolio in the same deal.

But, as I say, it need not have been this way. Ms Stronach is not stupid, or ill-intentioned. It’s perfectly praiseworthy that someone so favoured in life should be prepared to submit herself to the rigors of politics. Given time, she might have done much. If only she’d had more patience. If only she’d been prepared to wait.

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38 Comments

Anonymous Davide:

Easy come, easy go.

12/4/07 10:26 AM  
Anonymous gwgm:

Good read.... right up to that last paragraph, which came out of left field. It was like Paula Abdul ripped the keyboard out of Simon Cowell's honest fingers.

And I don't buy that stuff about someone being prepared to submit themselves to the rigors of public life. I'm getting to the point where I believe that anyone who wants to be a politician, shouldn't be allowed to be one.

Her massive ego led her to believe that she was entitled to be Prime Minister of Canada because she has a rich daddy. That is not a virtue.

A self-serving nature, coupled with extremely poor judgement is all I will think of when recalling Ms. Stronach's career in politics.
Basically, Garth Turner in a dress.

There is nothing admirable about a person who played a large role in Paul Martin's coup. She sold out centuries of Parliamentary tradition for a seat in Cabinet. That it has blown up so terribly in her face is sweet justice.

And a track record of taking her toys and going home in the face of adversity is nothing to admire.

Poor little rich girl. I weep for Magna's shareholders.

12/4/07 10:59 AM  
Anonymous Stephen:

A Holiday Inn announcement, no surprises.

Maybe the narrative will change from Stephen Harper bad guy, bully and unable to work well with women to Belinda, glory seeking impatient dilletente. She couldnt get along with either Stephen.

I didnt realize Frank Sr was 75!

He does need to bring her back to the fold, so someone from the family is watching what is happening. I am supportive of his bid, assuming it makes business sense I admire the drive and desire. I just hope they can pull it off without wrecking the existing company

12/4/07 11:07 AM  
Anonymous Totally Tory:

Yes, the horrors of having to be a mere backbench MP, going to Committee, doing policy research, and taking on constituency work. Belinda just wasn't meant for such dreariness.

What I can't believe is that no one in the media has had the stones yet to examine both her career, and her personal life, and draw the parallels. About every three years, she gets bored with whatever it is she is doing, and bails out. She'll spend about three years back at Magna, and then about 2010 or so will join some group working on African poverty issues. At about that time, or perhaps sooner, Tie Domi will be tossed aside like a broken stick, just like she has jettisoned every other man in her life once she gets bored.

Like others, I also have to take issue with Andrew's last paragraph. While she may not have been stupid, the fact is she wasn't that bright either. As for her intentions, while she may have convinced herself she was in Ottawa for the greater good, every act she undertook, be it the leadership run, the floor crossing, or the attempt to rig Liberal Party rules to help her future leadership bid, all were underscored by her pathological need for recognition.

She did, however, make one great contribution to public life in Canada. In May 2005, she helped one and all truly understand the character and judgement of one Paul Martin.

12/4/07 12:23 PM  
Blogger FDuquette:

I understand that DaimlerChrysler is negotiating to become MagnaChrysler. If it works out that Belinda becomes the president of Chrysler for a few years, presides over an upswing (the car market has tanked, can only go up) it would do far more for her political future than parliament ever could.

12/4/07 1:12 PM  
Blogger Hatrock:

Belinda did more for the new Conservative Party, and specifically Stephen Harper than people realize. Not only was she there at the negotiation table between Harper and Mackay to form the new party (which it was always Harper's intention to merge sans Joe Clark), but when she couldn't lead it, she switched and exposed Paul Martin and Peter Mackay at the same time, leaving Stephen Harper the only remaining leader to choose from.

12/4/07 1:56 PM  
Blogger Joan Tintor:

in case anyone missed this gem:

Insiders said she has shown strength in driving Magna's overall direction and human-resources issues. However, they added that she needs to improve her skills in understanding finances and keeping a focus on important issues.

"She tends to get bored quickly and jump to something that would interest her," one former executive said.
--Toronto Star business section, today

i.e. detail-challenged, good at HR, couldn't read financial statements

12/4/07 1:56 PM  
Blogger Cerberus:

"No male politician as ill prepared as her would have been given a second look as a leadership candidate, even with her money."

Well, there was this KALIforniA governor in the early twenty-first century I remember reading about once.

12/4/07 2:08 PM  
Blogger Sean:

Very good column. I liked the line: "as a politician, her chief assets were, in order, her money, her gender, her clothes and her looks".

Refreshing honesty. It is not politically correct to say such a thing, even it is true.

12/4/07 2:22 PM  
Anonymous Steve L.:

that was real "considerate" of you Andrew.

i'll rephrase this (because i'm obsessed like that):

while i have no doubt about Belinda Stronach's assets and potential as a leader for any party, i do question her moral propensity.

this is a woman who cared not about using her short-lived ministerial capacity to help those in need and yet would gladly go out of her way to break up someone else's marriage. thus, i have little incentive to believe that she is interested in honest policy talk on an extra-partisan basis, or that she entered politics for such purposes to start with. by extension, i do not believe that she's "not ill-intentioned". and i do want to make this point known. while not discrediting her assets and potential as a leader for any party, of course. those are undeniable, regardless of whether she deserved such clout in any meaningful way.

(and, of course, i don't know what the Conservative government did about Deborah McDonald - if they did nothing like the Liberals they're just as bad and i will reserve no criticism for them on that front were that the case)

12/4/07 3:15 PM  
Blogger Jason Cherniak:

Andrew, by your logic shouldn't Martha Hall-Findlay have been a star? Shouldn't Ignatieff have been ignored as an inexperienced rookie prone to error?

Belinda got coverage because Belinda knew how to get coverage. I think it's that simple. Your point about her needing to stick to it longer is very well taken, though.

12/4/07 3:33 PM  
Anonymous Paris Stronach:

Breaking news from Magnastan:

- DaimlerChrysler has just released plans to develop a new car that can run independent of fossil fuels. Indeed, the Paris Stronach500 can run on pure ambition. This new model will have the ability to drive on both the left and right side of the road - whichever route gets one to the desired destination fastest.

12/4/07 5:08 PM  
Anonymous Paris Stronach:

Odd that Cherniak didn't make any mention of Andrew's comments on his boy Martin:

- "Mr. Martin was revealed as a grasping conniver, willing to do and say anything to hang onto power", and

- "She will be remembered, also, for her part in Paul Martin’s constitutional coup d’état -- his refusal, for nine long days in the spring of 2005, after losing what was at least arguably a confidence vote, either to resign or submit to a confidence vote, preferring instead to spend the interval dangling government jobs in front of opposition MPs"

...how about it Jason? I'm sure you're little fingers are speedily typing up a reply to defend your man.

I'll be waiting for your comments. In the meantime, I'll try counting to one trillion. 1, 2, 3.....

12/4/07 5:28 PM  
Blogger Fred :):

well she certainly won't be missed . . . she's been about as effective as a screen door on a submarine or a fart in a wet suit, so her departure won't have any immediate or long term ripples.

Must piss off Martha Hall Findley who who have preferred to run in her original riding . . . good LPC organization

12/4/07 5:30 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous:

"Andrew, by your logic shouldn't Martha Hall-Findlay have been a star?"

Funny. I thought Martha Hall-Findlay was the star female candidate for the Liberals. If she's not, who is?

12/4/07 6:29 PM  
Anonymous quebecois separatiste:

"Let’s be clear: as a politician, her chief assets were, in order, her money, her gender, her clothes and her looks."

cheap shot. sexist comments.

coyne is a bitter man.

12/4/07 7:12 PM  
Anonymous Quebecois Separatiste:

As for look, Ruby Dhalla is much better looking.

12/4/07 7:34 PM  
Blogger Ryan R:

I don't believe that Andrew's comments were sexist. I'm sure that sex appeal is part of what helps Ahnold down in California, too.

Belinda's problem was the same problem that Paul Martin had... wanting power and prestige for its own sake, as oppossed to having a clear goal in mind that power and prestige may help to achieve.

12/4/07 7:34 PM  
Blogger Chuckercanuck:

those chief assets apply to Gilles Duceppe as well... as in, his best assets are his least-worst liabilities!

12/4/07 8:53 PM  
Anonymous Iain G. Foulds:

... the classic tale of an individual with an uncanny capacity to consistently choose unwisely...

12/4/07 9:43 PM  
Anonymous PG Wodehouse:

Ms Stronach always struck me as a female character from a PG Wodehouse novel; slightly short of dense and always pressed for time.

He shoots. She scores.

13/4/07 12:26 AM  
Anonymous Vitruvius:

Thanks, Andrew, for revisiting, as you put it, "her part in Paul Martin’s constitutional coup d’état -- his refusal, for nine long days in the spring of 2005, after losing what was at least arguably a confidence vote, either to resign or submit to a confidence vote, preferring instead to spend the interval dangling government jobs in front of opposition MPs, until at last he emerged, smiling, with Ms. Stronach at his side."

That was, indeed, one of the darkest weeks in Canada's parliamentary history. Budgets come and go, but that coup d’état I will not forget.

13/4/07 2:55 AM  
Anonymous Werner Patels:

Sorry, folks, but to me she's always been a waste of space in politics -- and I mean this in the nicest way possible.

I only feel sorry for the people at Magna, who, as I heard it, were quite happy to see her go. They must be wringing their hands now.

13/4/07 3:17 AM  
Anonymous MJ:

gwgm: "She sold out centuries of Parliamentary tradition for a seat in Cabinet."

And she broke the law, as an article in Toronto Life made clear.

13/4/07 6:40 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous:

This commentary would have been much better without the last few sentences.

In fact to say that "Ms Stronach is not stupid, or ill-intentioned." contradicts everything in the previous paragraphs.

As always there is a tendancy to sugar coat any analysis of her. We cannot just tell the truth and leave it at that.

13/4/07 10:17 AM  
Anonymous Laynie:

I'm saddened but not surprised by Belinda's return to the womb.

Team Belinda '04 marked my inauguration into federal Tory politics- I was likened to the notion of what a wealthy, attractive, well-dressed blond might add to Canadian politics. Belinda represented the promise of glamour in an otherwise staid Parliament of frumpy,grumpy and grumbling miserable old dolts.

Fast forward one year later to Belinda & Scott Brison getting down up on a speaker to Madonnna's "Material Girl" at a lame, local Ottawa nightclub- the celebration of her induction into the Liberal party, and the beginning of my susbsequent disillusionment with Canadian politics. I needed a drink, particularly while surrounded by a bunch of smug, victorious, self-important Liberal staffers, busy as bees on their blackberries.

Things got worse when news broke of Belinda's dalliance with Tai Domi, an affair which wreaked of Euro-trash tabloid-ism; a contemporary tale of Beauty and the bald, ugly, married Beast. Suddenly her hair turned dark- an attempt to de-floozify after being slammed as political homewrecker, I reckon. I next expected to spot her on that salacious gossip website socialitelife.com, doing tequila shots with Paris Hilton through the sunroof of a stretch while cruising along Sunset boulevard. Admit it- the possibility crossed your mind too.

So now she's heading back to Magna. Good for her. The backbenches of Parliament are no place for Armani suits anyway.

As for this article, and the she-should've waited thesis- I agree- but she should've done a few other things differently. She had potential to be a distinguished public figure people could admire. I almost admired her for a second. I'm not sure that's quite the case any more.

13/4/07 11:54 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous:

I'm not quite sure how people can be so naive as to assume that Stronach could have been great, if only she had done this that or the other.

The writing was on the wall from day one.

As a politically correct society we, along with the left press, have become so eager to find successful women in every nook and cranny of every profession, that we are quite happy to lower our standards without even thinking.

Same story can be told for Carly Fiorina of HP, who nearly ruined a great company because she was in over her head.

Truth is there are a lot of competent, successful women out there who don't sleep around, don't use their Daddy to prop them up, are able to stick to something, have stable happy families. Too bad they don't make the front pages.

Margaret Thatcher was a great woman in politics. Let's not kid ourselves and pretend for even one split second that Stronach had any chance of being anything of significance. Anyone who thinks otherwise is delusional.

13/4/07 12:24 PM  
Anonymous KRB:

OT, but what does everyone think about the Dion-May pact??? Seems to me it just makes May the Liberal candidate in Central Nova.

13/4/07 12:31 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous:

I would say it also tells a Nova Scotia Liberal riding association what the back of Citoyen Dion's hand feels like. Maybe he told them to "eat cake".

13/4/07 2:28 PM  
Anonymous Stevo:

About Belinda:

I'm betting the Liberal Party isn't exactly pleased that she waited so long to announce her departure. Now that Martha Hal Findlay is safely ensconced as Liberal candidate for a safe 416 seat, the party will be scrambling to find a new candidate in Newmarket, otherwise they are at grave risk of losing that seat to the Conservatives.

Abount the Dion-May pact:

According to the Globe&Mail, there are many senior Liberals who were angered and bewildered by this move. Is there anything else Dion can do to prove that he is indeed a single-issue candidate in bed with the loony left?

Shame on Elizabeth May - the idiot who actually started to cry during the last campaign when it became clear that Harper would win - for failing to mention that, ahem, the Liberal government of which Dion was a part had a worse track record on fossil fuel emissions than the Bush White House.

13/4/07 2:48 PM  
Anonymous Steve L.:

whereas most of Andrew Coyne's recent columns on Stephen harper involve some version of "STEPHEN HARPER YOU MISERABLE FAILURE!!11!!!!1!111!!!", i predict that an Andrew Coyne column on the Dion-May pact (if there will be one at all) will look like this:

"politics as usual no biggie"

not to say i've lost faith in Andrew, but i've come to expect certain biases from him.

13/4/07 2:58 PM  
Anonymous yyc:

"Funny. I thought Martha Hall-Findlay was the star female candidate for the Liberals. If she's not, who is?"

Elizabeth May.

And Citoyen Dion picks Friday the 13th to announce that the Liberal's aren't a national party*

13/4/07 3:47 PM  
Anonymous Keith:

I would love to ask M. Dion this question - if the 'environment' is so important that the Liberals won't run in May's riding (the stated reason for this cockamamie move), why not go whole hog and just surrender policy making in this area to the Green's altogether?

13/4/07 5:05 PM  
Anonymous Peter McKay:

Who let the dogs out?

13/4/07 10:20 PM  
Anonymous Mark in Bowmanville:

Bye Bye Belinda, and Andrew, you say she could have done something worthwhile with patience? No, if she did things the way the rest of us would have, she wouldn't be Belinda, the woman who wants to get to the top without working for it. Then she found out that the hard part is politics is easy to get into if you have the dough, but hard to be a winner at without accomplishment. Being given the keys to the family business at Magna didn't qualify her to do anything but spend money, and pretend she was influential.

As for Ms. May and Dion, well, go ahead and fight a one issue campaign Stephane. I think Canadians care about the enviroment, but they sure as heck don't want to be put out of work and pay two bucks a liter for gas either, and history as shown we Canadians vote with our own selfish interests...you know things like having a job and disposable income...

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