LOL. Just saying. With times being what they are, why not make the spurious accusation before someone else does?
So Harper survived the confidence vote. No surprise. I'm sure the Liberals are relieved.
The NDP saved the day by abstaining. Well, there's a page out of Dion's handbook.
What's the real spin out of this? "The NDP did not stand opposed to Harper's climate change policies"?
Oh, Liberal Denis Coderre skipped the vote. The sour grapes continue? Ironically, I'm sure the fading Liberal fortunes in Quebec helped the Bloc vote with the Liberals.
I hope we have an election soon and I hope there's a majority, even if its Harper. This minority goverment crap is making mincemeat out of our institutions (yes, I know Harper will), and a four year hiatus from this ongoing partisan insanity would give some parties time to reflect and rebuild.
An interrogation of "It doesn’t have to be true. It just has to be plausible..." —Tom Flanagan, former Harper adviser.
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