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In response to "I don't believe that for a second." by Mop

The BQ are a major poison pill outside of Quebec. -- nm

Posted by Reagen (aka Reagen) Dec 2 '08, 08:44

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I can see this working for the Liberals. But can also backfire big time. - Mop Dec 2, 08:49 10
- I think it all depends on what kind of quebec nationalist measures get pushed through. - mafic Dec 2, 08:54 6
  - What about western seperatism? - Name Withheld By Request Dec 2, 08:56 5
    - Nuh-uh. The Reform Party was this, already, and now they're called the Conservative Party. They already have their party in power. -- nm - Mop Dec 2, 09:06
    - Even if that happens, wouldn't it cost the Conservatives more than the Liberals and the NDP? - Roger More Dec 2, 09:03 1
      - see also: the chretien government. -- nm - mafic Dec 2, 09:06
    - I don't see that as really realistic. Westerners see the Conservatives as serving that same function right now. -- nm - Reagen Dec 2, 09:01
    - I think it'd take a catalyst too. something that pits east against west, like the NEP. - mafic Dec 2, 09:00
- I think the Liberals have to seriously ask themselves if they want the NDP establishing crediblity as governors. - Name Withheld By Request Dec 2, 08:52 2
  - I'd disagree about BC. socred and ndp incompetence gave the liberals power. - mafic Dec 2, 09:05 1
    - British Columbia: Two premiers in a row that haven't resigned in disgrace! -- nm - Reagen Dec 2, 09:06
i think this is my biggest issue with this. the bloc. -- nm - El Fandie Dec 2, 08:45

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