Last week, Declan of Crawl Across the Ocean wrote a terrific post detailing how Newfoundland rejected joining Confederation back in 1948. I was reminded of this as I read CTV's online coverage of Ralph Klein's announcement that he plans to call a leadership convention for his party by September. In a quote, Klein contrasts his poor showing (55%) among the party faithful at the Alberta Progressive Conservatives' annual convention this past weekend with the "resounding majority mandate" (47%) his government received in the last provincial election, saying that this conflict makes it increasingly difficult to do his job.
I'm never gonna master this new Canadian math.
Resisting the pull of cynicism since 1969.
Tuesday, April 04, 2006
The new math
Posted by Idealistic Pragmatist at 11:29 AM
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It really is simple, 1% + 1% = 11%
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