51st State? Or not.

Baggsy said:
You can’t have an unstable government when negotiating with a tyrant. Have to look over the PM vows to see how many he made into a joke.
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It wasn't known that the situation south of the border was going to happen until a couple of months ago. It wasn't apparent how bad it was going to be until a couple weeks after that. We still don't really know how much is bluster and how much is serious.

And, yes, perhaps Trudeau should have resigned and had the leadership convention some time ago. Hindsight is 20/20. It wasn't thought that the Americans were going to re-elect the orange blob. But, they did.
 
Brian P said:
It wasn't known that the situation south of the border was going to happen until a couple of months ago. It wasn't apparent how bad it was going to be until a couple weeks after that. We still don't really know how much is bluster and how much is serious.

And, yes, perhaps Trudeau should have resigned and had the leadership convention some time ago. Hindsight is 20/20. It wasn't thought that the Americans were going to re-elect the orange blob. But, they did.
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Sure hindsight is 20/20, but in his case foresight if his crushing demise has been 20/20 for about a year.

JT is clinging to power like a Middle East tyrant, placing his personal fortune ahead of a country.
 
Mad Mike said:
4 times.
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I stand corrected -

Stephen Harper repeatedly used prorogation to evade issues, avoid controversies and run away from accountability. He prorogued 4 times , equaling the number of times Jean Chretien used this Parliamentary hammer to shut down the House of Commons.
Brian Mulroney prorogued 3 times in almost 9 years as PM, Jean Chretien 4 times in just over ten years and Stephen Harper 4 times in seven and a half years in office.
 
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