And as far as chilling events go, you may have heard that the government will face a non-confidence vote this week. Well, in a minority situation anything can happen. However last June Prime Minister Harper tabled a date of October 2009 for the next election.
It’s up to the other parties if they want to short circuit that with a non-confidence vote.
I have no idea what he's talking about. Maybe he doesn't either.
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Dion better suck it up fast. Maybe he can get Segolene Royal to campaign on behalf of her fellow frenchman.
Stockwell Day isn't a credible source on, well, any subject - still it's interesting to ponder...
Anon: 11:28 is a "bigot" - obviously a conservative and doesn't make the conservatives look very good at all - tsk, tsk - very nasty indeed.
If Harper does this, he'll do it to make the Liberals look like they forced an election - you can get on it.
Harper can't be to good a PM if he can't win on his policies, etc.
The word "Frenchman" means a person of French nationality. They are both French citizens (Stephi has yet to renounce I believe). Nothing bigoted about that except in your constipated socialist mind.
Anon: 11:28 is a "bigot" - obviously a conservative and doesn't make the conservatives look very good at all - tsk, tsk - very nasty indeed.
That's OK, BCL doesn't make the Libs look good.
Stock Day could be in wetsuit-mode again, deluding himself into believing that if Harper loses, he gets to be leader.
Or, he could be talking about Bill-C288 (Pablo's bill requiring Kyoto implementation). It is not a money bill, but section 7 compels the government to bring forward measures to meet the Kyoto protocol.
It is somewhat surprising that Harper would not be treating it as a confidence measure, since failure to comply could expose the government to a whole bunch of expensive lawsuits.
BRING IT ON!!!! Canadans have had enough of Harper, people are tired of his control freak neocon robot personality. I pray there is really an election soon, Dion will kick his ass right out of Ottawa and back to Calgary where it belongs.
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