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Originally Posted by John Doe
What do you think that they wanted the GG to consult with them about? Layton said it was a coalition, Duceppe said it was a coalition, and both of them said that Harper called them to set it up.
So the difference was that in 2008, the BQ wouldn't be part of the government while in 2004 they very well may have been. And this is better optics for the Conservatives?
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Please show me anywhere where the Conservatives had a governmental agreement laying out the government.
There is nothing in that letter showing that the opposition were going to form a government, you do know that the GG has the right to refuse the disolution of government.
Please show me where that letter was in any way equivalent to the agreement signed by all three opposition parties breaking down the rolls in a coalition government.