In television debates, the only rule is to win

Article Abstract:

Jean Charest was the obvious winner of both the French and English televised debates. He distanced himself from Brian Mulroney and presented a sensible platform in an engaging manner. The performances of Jean Chretien, Preston Manning and Alexa McDonough are also discussed.

Analysis, Political activity, Campaign debates, Charest, Jean, Chretien, Jean, McDonough, Alexa, Manning, Preston

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Why Lucien hungers for his own limousine

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Lucien Bouchard's support for the separation of Quebec from the rest of Canada is not motivated by a desire to protect the French language, but by a thirst for power. The separation of Quebec will not change thefact that English is the most popular international language.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, English language, National liberation movements, Quebec, Bouchard, Lucien, English language in Canada

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