Marc Miller is asked why not bring Parliament back to vote on needed border changes and funding that has not passed
He defends prorogation as a way for the Liberals to choose a new leader. They can't see the difference between national interest and party interest
By News on the Net -- Brian Lilley—— Bio and Archives--January 22, 2025
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Marc Miller is asked why not bring Parliament back to vote on needed border changes and funding that has not passed.
— Brian Lilley (@brianlilley)January 21, 2025
He defends prorogation as a way for the Liberals to choose a new leader.
They can't see the difference between national interest and party interest. pic.twitter.com/miTdBEQRSV
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