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The British Liberal Democrats think the British government should look to the policies of Jean Chrétien's Libs in 1993, but don't have all the details.
TORONTO—The Globe and Mail reported last week that British Liberal Democrats, Britain's third-place centrist party, wants to solve the financial mess of their government by importing the "policies of Jean Chrétien's Liberals in 1993—concepts that are completely unknown to British voters."
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Brits' Liberal Democrats should take a hard look at historical events first before copying Chrétien's policies
The British Liberal Democrats think the British government should look to the policies of Jean Chrétien's Libs in 1993, but don't have all the details.
TORONTO—The Globe and Mail reported last week that British Liberal Democrats, Britain's third-place centrist party, wants to solve the financial mess of their government by importing the "policies of Jean Chrétien's Liberals in 1993—concepts that are completely unknown to British voters."
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