I'm also not convinced over the Quebec poll numbers right now. Liberal support may simply be up because Dion was going to be jettisoned. There was nothing really done at this time to give a reason for a drop in Conservative support. And I'm not surprised that for now Quebecers are happy with the prospect of a coalition as they know with the Bloc as the deciding factor they will likely get what they want.
If the coalition fails, further evidence comes out that this was being planned well before last week, the new liberal leader is selected etc etc etc, more of the Chretisn inner circle surface the poll numbers will change. And right now I can see the poll numbers changing elsewhere Canada...and not in the NDP or Liberals favours. A big chunk of the liberal party are blue liberals and they will not put up with getting into bed with the NDP.
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