This time around, Pro­gres­sive Con­ser­v­a­tive leader Tim Hu­dak seems to be do­ing a re­ally good job of ar­tic­u­lat­ing his party’s agenda and mak­ing the con­trast—in his favour—be­tween his PCs and Kath­leen Wynne’s Grits.

I es­pe­cially like the fis­cal con­ser­v­a­tive bias to Hu­dak’s cam­paign and its em­pha­sis on jobs, jobs, jobs—one mil­lion jobs over eight years, in fact.

I also like that Hu­dak’s be­ing forth­right and clear about his agenda—un­like Wynne who pre­tends to be run­ning against Prime Min­is­ter Stephen Harper whose name wont, of course, be on the June 12 elec­tion bal­lot.

More: Russ Campbell’s Blog: One Week in and Hudak’s Looking Good