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The result is an environment that is almost completely devoid of passion about and faith in the conventional political process.
Jake Wright, The Hill Times
MONTREAL—Only a decade ago, no federal Liberal leader could have dropped in on a French-language Quebec university campus without having to struggle with thorny unity questions, at least not without packing the room with docile party loyalists.
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Life's gone out of federal politics in Quebec
The result is an environment that is almost completely devoid of passion about and faith in the conventional political process.
Jake Wright, The Hill Times
MONTREAL—Only a decade ago, no federal Liberal leader could have dropped in on a French-language Quebec university campus without having to struggle with thorny unity questions, at least not without packing the room with docile party loyalists.
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