She is still desperately trying to attract attention, in a crowd of equally mediocre Con leadership candidates.
She's still wrapping herself in the colours of the country, to better flog her grotesque "Canadian values" campaign.
But with every passing day Kellie Leitch appears to be losing her grip on reality.
And I fear she has now gone over the deep end.
There were so many candidates at last night's Con leadership debate I couldn't fit them all into the picture.
Or shake the image of a bunch of crows lined up on a humming power line.
But although most of the debate was so boring I had to remember to keep breathing, near the end the feathers or the sparks started flying.
It took a while to get interesting, but sparks eventually flew in the second official Conservative leadership debate in Moncton Tuesday evening: there were accusations of race-baiting and Trump-aping, an indictment of the media elite, a lot of bad French and even a promise to eliminate the corporate income tax altogether.
And sadly for the Cons, some crows were louder than others.
