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15. It depends. An expected non-confidence vote could trigger an election

Mon Jan 6, 2025, 02:15 PM

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Liberals would be scrambling trying to find a leader and run an election at the same time. Not good optics.

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There were a lot of missteps. EllieBC Monday #5

Can anyone tell me why? angrychair Monday #8

Enough smallish grievances held for different reasons Bernardo de La Paz Monday #12

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Melody will be so very, very disappointed. Poor baby, not. Butterflylady Monday #21

Drumpf is a bad example of world leadership Dem4life1234 Monday #22