Does the road for a federal Tory breakthrough in the next
federal election begin in Quebec’s Laurentian mountains? That is what Jason
Fuoco hopes. The 23 year old graduate of
Laurier Macdonald High School in St. Leonard welcomed Federal Minister of
Citizenship and Immigration Jason Kenney to the Montcalm riding recently.
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| The two Jasons: Fuoco (left) and Kenney. |
As the president of the Conservative Association
of Montcalm, Jason was able to receive the Minister for a
private brunch at his sugar shack. The purpose if this event was to
raise money for the riding. Guests all had a chance to meet the minister,
exchange words and take pictures.
Jason finished third in the election a year ago behind winner Manon Perreault of the NDP and Roger Gaudet of the Bloc Québecois. But he was ahead of the Liberals.
Jason was born in Saint-Lin-Laurentides. He is a sports fanatic, who
played soccer for six years and won several medals in taekwondo competitions. Over the last few years he has been the president of the non-profit organization un rêve dans les
étoiles that promotes youth development. He has started his own business, producing and transforming water buffalo milk (mozzarella di buffalo). Will he run in the next election?
"The date to next federal election is still more than three
years away," Jason shares. " I'm still president of my riding in Montcalm and started
last May to get my association ready for the 2015 election. Next election
I have no doubt that Quebec will have more Conservative MPs elected. Last
election was a huge 'orange wave,' like they say. Prime Minister Harper
is doing everything he said he'd do if elected as a majority. If our
government continues in this great direction, I don't see why we
won't have more Conservative MPs."
