Canada’s Trudeau Is on the Ropes, and Needs To Hear the Words of Cromwell: ‘In the Name of God, Go’

At least Canada’s constitution makes for a quick departure once the support of Parliament is lost.

Riley Smith/The Canadian Press via AP
Prime Minister Trudeau on December 9, 2024. Riley Smith/The Canadian Press via AP

There are a lot of things wrong with Canada but one of them isn’t its constitution. At least, I like the way in which their governments can be turfed out when they’re past their stale date. In the doddering final days of the Biden administration, that’s something we could use here.

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