The NDP's failure to move beyond third-party status in the 1988 election was regarded as a disappointing result for the party and, in January 1989, Rodriguez became the party's first MP to publicly suggest that party leader Ed Broadbent should considering resigning.
In January 1989, Rodriguez became the first party MP to publicly suggest that party leader Ed Broadbent should considering resigning. The NDP's failure to move beyond third-party status in 1988 was regarded as a disappointing result for the party.
The NDP's failure to move beyond third-party status in 1988 was regarded as a disappointing result for the party. In January 1989, Rodriguez became the first party MP to publicly suggest that party leader Ed Broadbent should considering resigning.
The NDP's failure to move beyond third-party status in 1988 was regarded as a disappointing result for the party. In January 1989, Rodriguez became the first party MP to publicly suggest that party leader Ed Broadbent should considering resigning.