Conservative Leadership candidate Roman Baber said if elected, he would fire Canada's Chief Public Health on his first day in office..In an email sent out to supporters, Baber said Dr. Theresa Tam lost "any credibility she had left, when she encouraged Canadians to wear a mask during intimacy on September 2, 2020."."Justin Trudeau and many Conservatives are still afraid to challenge her. Not me. As Prime Minister, I will fire Dr. Tam on my first day in office," he said..On that day, Tam said refraining from kissing, avoiding face-to-face closeness, wearing a mask during sex would "minimize the risk of getting infected and spreading the virus.".She also said the "lowest risk sexual activity during COVID-19 involves yourself alone,” seemingly suggesting that Canadians should masturbate more in order to save lives..Baber said he would also withdraw Canada's participation in the new legally binding WHO Pandemic Treaty, and he would scrap and outlaw all of the "unscientific and discriminatory mandates and passports."."I will get accountability after establishing a Judicial Inquiry to investigate Public Health decisions and the influence of foreign interests, pharmaceutical companies and their lobbyists on pandemic decision-making," Baber said.Baber added that he is the "only candidate" in the Conservative Leadership race who is fully committed to "reversing the failure of the pandemic response, which harmed so many Canadians.".Baber appears to be taking a page out of the playbook of Conservative leadership race frontrunner Pierre Poilievre. The shadow Conservative finance minister has threatened to fire the governor of the Bank of Canada if elected as prime minister.
