Conservative leadership contender Jean Charest took aim at rival candidate Pierre Poilievre on April 8, saying the MP’s support for the Freedom Convoy “disqualifies” him to be the next prime minister for Canada. In an interview on CTV Morning Live, Charest accused Poilievre of encouraging “people breaking the laws” due to his support for the truckers who protested in Ottawa for weeks against federal COVID-19 vaccine mandates. “I have a competitor by the name of Mr. Poilievre who supported, as you know, the blockade, and if you want to be a leader in this country and a legislator, you can’t make laws and break laws,” he said. The former Quebec Liberal premier also accused Poilievre of sending the wrong message to Canadians in regards to law and order, during a separate interview with CTV News the same day. “Laws are not a buffet table, if you’re a legislator, from which …