It was the first time Kenney took questions surrounding his surprise decision this week to step down despite winning a party leadership review.
Kenney captured just 51 per cent of the vote in the mail-in ballot of party members but said that’s not enough of a mandate to remain in the top job. The premier says he expected a higher support number based on conversations he had been having around the province, but admits he was actually a bit relieved when he saw the result.
He says at 53 he is too young to retire but will now have time to pursue some personal things that he has had to put off for years.
How unsmart this question is. The king is dead, the king is alive. Does not work.
Of course not - a bright future beckons!
So he's definitely going to run then, given his past accuracy.