How does Trudeau really feel about all this?
Either the living one, or the dead one... take your pick.
I don't see how Justin can possibly be comfortable with this deal with the seperatists. The legacy of his father's party, the party that supposedly was the federalist option in Quebec, is now in tatters... the Liberal Party of Canada was willing, solely in their bloodlust for power, to give life to what was a dying movement in Quebec.
I wonder how many Quebec federalists have decided in the last few days to find for themselves a home in the last real federalist party our country has?
UPDATE: Welcome to all the media outlets who are checking out this post. My hope is that you'll seriously consider this question, and pose it to young Mr. Trudeau on the behalf of Canadians.
I don't see how Justin can possibly be comfortable with this deal with the seperatists. The legacy of his father's party, the party that supposedly was the federalist option in Quebec, is now in tatters... the Liberal Party of Canada was willing, solely in their bloodlust for power, to give life to what was a dying movement in Quebec.
I wonder how many Quebec federalists have decided in the last few days to find for themselves a home in the last real federalist party our country has?
UPDATE: Welcome to all the media outlets who are checking out this post. My hope is that you'll seriously consider this question, and pose it to young Mr. Trudeau on the behalf of Canadians.
posted by Christian Conservative @ 9:49 a.m.
2 Comments:
At Tue Dec 02, 11:02:00 a.m. EST,
Simeon (Sam) George Drakich said…
Pierre Trudeau, though we despised his politics,was a true champion of federalism and an enemy to the separatists.
Justin has no option but to leave the party, his failure to do so would tarnish his father's legacy.
At Tue Dec 02, 11:19:00 a.m. EST,
KURSK said…
The Liberal claim to be the guardians of Canada, a bulwark against the separatists is now in tatters.
The emperor has no clothes.
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