Gladu backtracks on past byelection stance for floor crossers
She also confirmed that despite her pro-life and socially conservative record, Gladu will be voting with the Liberal government on issues such as abortion and gay issues.
The Liberal government’s newest MP, Marilyn Gladu, is walking back her own previous stance on floor crossing, insisting she never really said MPs should resign and face voters in a byelection, as she refuses to do exactly that herself.
During the first night of the Liberal Party convention in Montreal on Thursday, Gladu faced questions from reporters ranging from how Canadians can trust her after abandoning her apparent socially conservative values to whether she would resign.
