December 2 at 2:52 pm
- theglobeandmail.com
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Bonnie "Prorogue" Dean and Abby Martin liked this
"If Mr. Harper wishes to act in the best interests of the country, it may be time for him to consider removing [himself]. With a different Conservative leader in place, the coalition could lose some of its lustre – or at least its urgency – for the opposition parties. For Mr. Harper, who has built his government's image almost entirely around his own and controls nearly every aspect of its operations, relinquishing power would be a terribly bitter pill to swallow. He is the type who would rather fight than switch. That is his prerogative. But switching to another Conservative leader may at this point be preferable to a legacy as the man who gave Canada Prime Minister Stéphane Dion." - Chuck LeDuc Díaz
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Won't work - Shey
Interesting that one of his biggest cheerleaders has thrown him under the bus. I won't be truly impressed unless the Nazi Post does so, however. - Chuck LeDuc Díaz
Seriously? They're pretty centrist too. Holy cow. - Abby Martin
Didn't the G&M endorse Harper? Interesting... - Gabriel N.