Canadian Cincinnatus recommends falling over a confidence motion on party financing. I digress, because we are the party that made it clear we were focused on the economy and not petty ideology like the carbon tax. If we decide to fall on the financing issue we will lose that credibility. Table a clear and solid economic plan, take the hit, take a bathroom break while the kids throw all their toys (and their support among Canadians) out of the pram.
They're kicking around so desperately they'll end up kicking each other in the nuts. I'd keep mine safe for later.
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There's a few Conservatives out there with sound advice. You're one of them. Unfortunately, the Conservative Party is not taking this advice, at least not for now.
Stephen Harper rarely gives out tells about his plans to stick it up to the opposition. This may yet be his greatest bluff.
Again, I don't think this is armageddon. Defeat is part of politics. This could be a tactical retreat for all we know.
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