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Keith Edmund White on why the pundits are wrong on Patry's Bloc bolt, with some help from recent U.S. party-switching history. And how the loss of one seat my just hand the NDP Parliament in 2015.
My google-news feed is filled with takes on Quebec NDP MP Claude Patry's switch to, in the National Post's words, the "moribund but still kicking" Bloc Quebecois.
My google-news feed is filled with takes on Quebec NDP MP Claude Patry's switch to, in the National Post's words, the "moribund but still kicking" Bloc Quebecois.
The BQ now boasts a whopping 5 members in Canada's 308-member Parliament.
But the NDP, Canada's Official Opposition Party, has one less seat.
So does Patry's Bloc party signal closing time for the NDP?
But the NDP, Canada's Official Opposition Party, has one less seat.
So does Patry's Bloc party signal closing time for the NDP?
