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   > <ßeaverßait@dam.com> wrote:   
   >> There are two parties in favour of that kind of voting system:  the Greens   
   and   
   >> the NDP.   
   >> Failing a proportional-representation system, we need the coaltion   
   government   
   >> system.   
      
   On 29/04/2015 5:02 AM, The Doctor wrote:   
   > Liberals are coming that way as well.`   
      
   No, doctor, your Justin has been the single problem leader on the issue.  The   
   Greens and the NDP have clearly stated they would consider a coalition to make   
   sure Harper is defeated.  Your Justin says yes ..... then no way..... then   
   maybe .....  He thinks he can play it through the election and then jump on   
   board a coalition train *after* he loses the election.   
      
   I'm thinking there are a whole lot of Liberals who will never forgive his   
   waffling if Harper makes it in again, even with a minority, because the vote   
   got split between the Greens, the NDP and the Liberals.   That means any   
   coalition party should be headed by a leader that did no waffling on the issue   
   prior to the election - and was always willing to be a part of a coalition.   
   That would not be Justin Trudeau.   
      
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