- Jonathan Kay on Stephane Dion:
- Now is the winter of the Liberals' electoral discontent ...
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"It's a bad government and we'll choose a time to defeat this bad government. You will see. But it will not be at this time where we have a snowstorm in Ontario and just before Easter. I don't think Canadians want that."
- Stephane Dion, March 7, 2008"It's a bad government and we'll choose a time to defeat this bad government. You will see. But it will not be at this time where we have summer vacation about to start -- not to mention the NHL and NBA playoffs. I don't think Canadians want that."
- Stephane Dion, May 7, 2008"It's a bad government and we'll choose a time to defeat this bad government. You will see. But not during hay-fever season. Half my caucus is on Benadryl and... well, trust me, it's just not a good time."
- Stephane Dion, August 7, 2008"It's a bad government and we'll choose a time to defeat this bad government. You will see. But the rest of the year really doesn't look good. Tomorrow is Yom Kippur. Then we've got Birth of the B'ab -- no, I'd never heard of it either, but apparently it's a B'hai thing. Plus, Simhat Torah, Diwali, the Wiccan festival of Samhain, the holiday honouring Guru Tegh Bahadur's martyrdom, the Ascension of 'Abdu'l-Baha, and then the Hajj, Chanukkah and Christmas ... You get the picture. Hey -- Why don't you get back to me in 2009? February or March could work ... you know, if the weather is ok."
- Stephane Dion, October 7, 2008
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Sunday, March 09, 2008
Why Doesn't Dion Topple The Harper Minority
Johnathan Kay looks at his present and future reasons.......
answer.
ReplyDeleteBecause Dion knows Canadians do not want an election. He knows that the result would likely be hundreds of millions of dollars wasted, and the virtually the same result returned.