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| quote: | Originally posted by ShadoWolf
Re-read my post. I didn't say minority governments were "bad," just "unstable." |
I'm sorry, I thought you were equating stability with unsuitability.
There were alternatives then that were a lot closer in the political spectrum than there are today, not to mention the fact that economic considerations played a large hand in percipitating the 1993 election results.
Where are the Liberal- (or even PC-) supporters going to go?
Look at the detrimental economic effects Stephen Harper's indecision on how to conduct his party wrt. the national budget and it's clear the climate is a lot different in 2005.
| quote: | | What we neeed is an effective and vigilent opposition to hold the government's feet to the fire - regardless of who's in charge. |
Yes, we do need that. What we don't need is an opposition that brings parliament to a screeching halt, eliminating the chance for any meaningful business to be attended to.
| quote: | | What worries ME is that people like you are more concerned about the opposition "playing nice" then getting rid of the corrupt Lieberals, who are ruining the country. |
By "nice", I mean conduct becoming of an elected official. This includes refraining from personal insults and uncivil behaviour in the House.
I'm concerned with government governing for all Canadians, as they have sworn to do.
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