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It would be ‘idiotic’ for any party to topple government on budget vote only seven months after election, say some Liberal MPs

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Interim NDP Leader Don Davies and Green Party Leader Elizabeth May recently met with Prime Minister Mark Carney, but won’t comment on how they'll vote on the budget, saying they will decide after reviewing the document, which will be released on Nov. 4.

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