 Green party throws support behind coalition Green Party Leader Elizabeth May confirmed Tuesday that she has had discussions with Liberal Leader Stephane Dion about playing a role in a potential coalition government, which her party supports.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 2 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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like appointing her to the senate, THEM making her a cabinate minister in the coup coalition of the three stooges.
I don't recall there being a senate election in October.
I'll bet a large portion of her supporters don't feel the same way.
"Of course," she said. "The Green support for a coalition government is unconditional. The nearly one million people who voted Green in Canada would much prefer a coalition government that will support climate action, that will support immediate action for the economy."
Why does this come as no surprise:
"Of course," she said. "The Green support for a coalition government is unconditional. The nearly one million people who voted Green in Canada would much prefer a coalition government that will support climate action, that will support immediate action for the economy."
Oh no. That would not be good. What happens in parliament is one thing. All those MPs were elected. But to appoint May, who was't elected, to the senate so she can serve in government would be truly undemocratic. It was shite when Harper did it with Fortier, and it would be shite for Dion to do it with May.
Oh no. That would not be good. What happens in parliament is one thing. All those MPs were elected. But to appoint May, who was't elected, to the senate so she can serve in government would be truly undemocratic. It was shite when Harper did it with Fortier, and it would be shite for Dion to do it with May.
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Why does this come as no surprise:
"Of course," she said. "The Green support for a coalition government is unconditional. The nearly one million people who voted Green in Canada would much prefer a coalition government that will support climate action, that will support immediate action for the economy."
Oh no. That would not be good. What happens in parliament is one thing. All those MPs were elected. But to appoint May, who was't elected, to the senate so she can serve in government would be truly undemocratic. It was shite when Harper did it with Fortier, and it would be shite for Dion to do it with May.
You know I couldn't agree more. I hate it when people try to gain control of the government and run the country when they weren't elected to do so.
Why does this come as no surprise:
"Of course," she said. "The Green support for a coalition government is unconditional. The nearly one million people who voted Green in Canada would much prefer a coalition government that will support climate action, that will support immediate action for the economy."
Oh no. That would not be good. What happens in parliament is one thing. All those MPs were elected. But to appoint May, who was't elected, to the senate so she can serve in government would be truly undemocratic. It was shite when Harper did it with Fortier, and it would be shite for Dion to do it with May.
Hurley, I think you are starting to get the picture here.
Not good is it?
I respect your opinions, although I disagree with a lot of them, you always seem committed and genuine.
I think Jack has done the pandora's box thing.
He may have done it for the right reasons but it's looking bad for you NDP guys.
The Tories are not blameless, they are arrogant dickheads who have just been slapped back to reality.
For the NDP and Libs, it kinda looks slimy, bordering on semi-traitorous.
and the greens have no seats in the commons so they won't even be a part of this vote .