I suppose there is a niche initial market within the 100, 000 Conservative Party leadership electorate for a brash,  in-your-face full frontal free market fundamentalist (who may actually moderately progressive on social issues - who knows? - but compensate for this by being rude and confrontational to those who disagree with him).

The fact that he doesn't speak French at all, even badly, and has no experience running for, let alone holding, elected office or as an active member of the Conservative Party might pass notice for some of the frustrated souls amongst the 100, 000 elect, but it is highly unlikely that Canadians generally (or members of the Conservative Federal Caucus) will have much time or patience for this prima donna.

If he runs, the peak of his quickly diminishing support will likely be reached during the first couple of months of his formal announcement as a candidate.