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1. Yes. In Canada, the Conservative Prime

Reply to warrprayer (Original post)

Mon Nov 26, 2012, 08:11 PM

Nov 2012

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Minister has refused to meet with Provincial Premiers unlike all previous PMs. Why? It is like you say. To stop any new agreements or resulting legislation from taking place. Cause all legislation is bad in the eyes of conservatives. They have the power to say “we will not meet or deal“, and then they have won. No matter what the public wants.

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Who Really Benefits from Gridlock? [View all] warrprayer Nov 2012 OP

Yes. In Canada, the Conservative Prime applegrove Nov 2012 #1

I know it's an illusion warrprayer Nov 2012 #2

Oh in Canada we are lucky and we know that. 60% of the people applegrove Nov 2012 #3