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You assume Carney would prefer working with the NDP over the BQ? I wouldn't be surprised if he preferred the BQ if only to strike a congenial tone and try to garner more support there so next time his majority is not in doubt
I'm not Canadian. Just an amateur psephologist who loves talking the theory of politics. I don't have my own sense of which party they'd rather work with.
I based that assumption on what other comments seemed to be making. Which was, yes, that Liberals would choose NDP over BQ.
Quite possible, but I stand by my prediction that the BQ is their more likely dance partner this time around. Not always, just not often than the dippers
Fair enough. Like I said, I don't know about their general political stances; I was mostly summarising what I thought I was reading other users say.
Are they not pro-secession? And might that not cause issues in a time when other parties are wanting to emphasise national unity?