Canadians will be going to the polls next month, and many of us think that there is little reason at this point to do so, because the current government has been in office for under two years.
Christian Courier has just posted an article of mine on the forthcoming federal election:
Trudeau's gamble. An excerpt:
Trudeau may lose his gamble and retain only a plurality of seats in the Commons, prolonging his frustration for another four years. Or he may lose even more than that and suffer outright defeat at the hands of Erin O’Toole’s Conservatives.
If that happens, will O’Toole bring a different spirit to his office? Will his government, whether majority or minority, be less willing to employ the tactics of Harper and Trudeau for partisan advantage? While Trudeau may be in a gambling mood, I am not: I wouldn’t bet on it. The temptations that come with political power are often too great, even for someone with good intentions and promises of reform.
Read the entire article here.
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