The same day his party demands the opposition not recklessly imply a fragility in the nation, the Prime Minister is asked, in an interview with an Ottawa radio station, whether he foresees an election and his response is as follows.
The same day his party demands the opposition not recklessly imply a fragility in the nation, the Prime Minister is asked, in an interview with an Ottawa radio station, whether he foresees an election and his response is as follows.
“Look, I just say this, the country needs an election like a hole in the head. Nobody wants an election, it is not good, it is not in the interests of the country. At a time where our economy is so challenged and where we are performing better than others, the last thing we need is to see another Liberal-NDP-Bloc coalition forces us into an election campaign. That would be a terrible risk for the country, just at a time when things are starting to get a little bit better.”