2 Days

Yes, that’s right. It only took 2 days for election speculation to return.

…over the allegations regarding the Cadman affair (the audio part is interesting..)

Anyways, the Globe’s article states

The spectre of an alleged financial offer to a dying MP hovered over Parliament Hill on Friday as some Liberals hinted they might topple the government over the prime minister’s purported role in the alleged affair.

Of course, two paragraphs down they speak to Garth Turner, who has been wanting Dion to topple the government for the last year… So take it with a grain of salt. As always, I’ll be ready for an election…

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