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Fall 2008, the Quebec premier, Jean Charest, the weakening of the official opposition and the polls suggest a majority is within reach, decided, against all odds and under false pretexts, provincial election. His supporters expect of course that it serves the interests of the Liberal Party (and all that that implies) and if this makes him a good leader to dissolve the government for partisan reasons, it does certainly not make him a head of state. A head of state is shown in the service of people first, and the party serving the citizens rather than the reverse as is the case now with the elections.
This is the fourth provincial election in which I participate as a voter, and as usual, I'll support the candidate of the Parti Quebecois. Despite differing views on certain policies and strategies, I remain convinced that only the PQ offers a real solution, that of the emancipation of our nation, that of breaking a federal straitjacket. I give my confidence
fashioned party by great statesmen, René Lévesque, Jacques Parizeau, Pierre Bourgault, Camille Laurin, to name a few.
team Pauline Marois also seems best suited for
• enhance the quality of life for our seniors,
• help our young families in these difficult times,
• defend our farmers
• protect the gains of Quiet Revolution,
• ensure the preservation of our culture,
• manage the environmental challenges of our time
For the advent of a free and united Quebec, December 8 I vote for the Parti Quebecois.
Mathieu
