Yet Singh’s plan is to keep propping up the Liberals until Canadians’ faith is restored.
Singh insisting the Liberals must be left in place until the damage done by the China scandal can be corrected is the equivalent of a cancer surgeon insisting the tumour be left in place, untreated, until a longer-term cure for cancer can be found.
Singh, more than anyone else, is keeping the Liberals in office. So doesn’t it stand to reason that Singh is almost as much the reason for Canadians’ declining confidence as the corrupt Liberals?Article content Nothing they do – nothing at all – will provoke Jagmeet Singh to withdraw his support from the NDP-Trudeau coalition.In refusing to allow an election to clear the air, Singh said: “If we want to protect our democracy, I would think the approach should be, let’s put in place new measures … I would like to see a series of steps being taken and that to me would show some real seriousness about protecting our electoral system.
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