The Liberal government is right back where it was three months ago, having suffered as many self-inflicted wounds as possible along the way
That was the day when Mr. Trudeau, facing mounting controversy over reports ofin elections and opposition calls for a public inquiry, had hastily convened a press conference and instead promised to name a then-unspecified “eminent Canadian” to look into the whole business.
You’d think it would have been obvious even then that any eminent Canadian named as “independent special rapporteur” should be someone demonstrably indifferent to people named Trudeau. And that ordinary folks could be persuaded to question the impartiality of someone who was a friend of the first prime minister Trudeau, and knew the current one when he was a boy.
The only joy Mr. LeBlanc got out of his Saturday press conference was the opportunity to put the onus on opposition parties to get together and say how they would set up an inquiry – an opportunity to accuse opponents of unserious and irresponsible criticism and press them to present a joint proposal.
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