The same leader who is such an enthusiastic advocate of the climate-change treaty that he named his dog Kyoto, could face one of two extremely difficult choices.
** Dion can allow the policy-setting throne speech to pass and expose himself to taunts about having abandoned his principles by propping up a government that ignores Kyoto.
** Or he can vote down the speech and rush into an election at a time when his party is slumping in the polls, quarreling publicly, and struggling to raise money.
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http://www.cbc.ca/story/canada/national/2007/10/11/thronespeech-kyoto.html
[Not only are they struggling to raise money, they could be facing a taxing lawsuit for allegedly defaming Jamie Carroll. The Liberals are totally screwed. As much as I love to see it I really wish Jean Chretien or Paul Martin was in Dion's position. -- NSay]
