Paul St-Pierre Plamondon said he is seeking legal advice so the lieutenant-governor does not take part in the swearing-in of MNAs
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He refuses the oath to the King, calling it a lie as his first act in the legislature.
“There is something abnormal about a foreign king coming to tell us what to do,” he said.
I love this. Get these foreign kings out of here.
The power belongs to the PEOPLE.
Finally, someone has the courage to just ACT. No more asking, just DO IT.
‼️JUST IN: Quebec’s premier-elect is moving to BAN the King’s representative from his government's swearing in ceremony - refuses to take oath to the King. Paul St-Pierre Plamondon said he is seeking legal advice so the lieutenant-governor does not take part in the swearing-in of MNAs. He refuses the oath to the King, calling it a lie as his first act in the legislature. “There is something abnormal about a foreign king coming to tell us what to do,” he said. I love this. Get these foreign kings out of here. The power belongs to the PEOPLE. Finally, someone has the courage to just ACT. No more asking, just DO IT.
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