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Originally Posted by calgarygeologist
If Trudeau was to prorogue parliament I wonder if that would cause Singh to reconsider the supply and confidence agreement?
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He's already said that he's not going to make it a confidence issue.
I think the first time, he didn't want an election until he was sure that the elections wouldn't be compromised.
The second he could still use the confidence issue to demand things from the government.
I mean lets be honest these votes don't mean much, they're non binding motions anyways.
Does it matter about Proroguing? The house is about to go on Summer Break until September and the Liberal's will hope and pray that this story doesn't get oxygen til then.
On a side note the stories from Trudeau's national security advisors were so confusing yesterday. She didn't know about the foreign interference til she read it in the Globe and Mail a couple of weeks ago concerning O'Toole etc. Then she threw CSIS under the bus. then nobody got briefings. She was all over the map and went against what she said the last time she was testifying. Also supposedly there's a top secret email system for classified documents, but Bill Blair never got a log in from IT or something like that. Oh I forgot, she was on vacation when the Michael Chong 2021 document came out and never read it, which means that she didn't learn about it until 2023.
Oh also she did confirm that opposition MP's were getting briefings on the documents that went to the report, but they couldn't talk about it, which confirms what PP and Blanchett (sp?) were saying.
The one thing that should be demanded is the tracking documents for all of these briefing documents that CSIS is sending out. They're not classified and will show the distribution of the documents.
Blanchett (sp?) said it best "Why are the Liberals willing to destroy their party over this. What the hell are they fighting so hard to hide?"