Preston Manning: It is time for some Liberals to cross the floor
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The Prime Minister and federal Liberals are celebrating their victories in Monday’s byelections, which have given them a two-seat majority, 174 seats in our 343 seat House of Commons. But sober second thought suggests, “Not so fast, Mr. Carney.”
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