Nova Scotia MP Chris d’Entremont who recently crossed the floor of the House of Commons to the Liberals said that he felt on several occasions that he was not part of a serious political party but of a frat house. The former Conservative leader slammed the conduct of the leaders of Pierre Poilievre's party and said he crossed over to Mark Carney's party without any promise of any cabinet post. After it was speculated that d'Entremont was mulling a switch, two Conservative leaders barged into his office, pushed open the door, almost knocking down his assistant, and yelled at him about "how much a snake" he was. The Nova Scotia MP said he believed "three or four" other Conservative caucus members were considering crossing the floor -- all disgruntled by Poilievre's leadership style. T

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