Ignatieff Confesses!
He will overthrow the gov't, if Harper does not win a majority.
Ignatieff clears the air: Grits could govern if Tories win minority - The Globe and Mail
So there it is folks.
A clear choice.
Harper as PM with a majority, or Ignatieff as PM, beholden to the Bloc Quebecois for his position.
I have to say, I told you so.
And I have to give the Count credit. He did step up to the plate and make his intentions known before the vote. Good for him, I'm glad he is not simply stealing the choice from the Canadian people. He is not stupid. He must know this could easily sink his chances. So, he made the ethical choice, and made the peoples' choice clear.
Kudos to the Count.
Now, let's get out there and sink him, for the good of the nation.
A Conservative majority.
He will overthrow the gov't, if Harper does not win a majority.
“If [Conservative Leader Stephen] Harper wins the most seats and forms a government but does not secure the confidence of the House, and I’m assuming Parliament comes back, then it goes to the Governor-General. That’s what happens. That’s how the rules work.
“And then, if the Governor-General wants to call on other parties – or myself, for example – to try and form a government, then we try and form a government. That’s exactly how the rules work and what I’m trying to say to Canadians is I understand the rules, I respect the rules, I’ll follow them to the letter and I’m not going to form a coalition,” he said.
Mr. Harper began the campaign by stating that another Conservative minority is no longer an option; that only a majority mandate will keep him as prime minister. His original line of attack was that the other parties would form a coalition. Mr. Ignatieff continues to rule out a formal coalition – which would involve inviting members of another party to sit in cabinet – but he is clearly open to convincing the Governor-General that he can provide stable government with the support of other parties in the House.
Ignatieff clears the air: Grits could govern if Tories win minority - The Globe and Mail
So there it is folks.
A clear choice.
Harper as PM with a majority, or Ignatieff as PM, beholden to the Bloc Quebecois for his position.
I have to say, I told you so.
And I have to give the Count credit. He did step up to the plate and make his intentions known before the vote. Good for him, I'm glad he is not simply stealing the choice from the Canadian people. He is not stupid. He must know this could easily sink his chances. So, he made the ethical choice, and made the peoples' choice clear.
Kudos to the Count.
Now, let's get out there and sink him, for the good of the nation.
A Conservative majority.