The CAQ or the drunk boat

I write this chronicle while the results of the by -election in Arthabaska are not known.

I treat it anyway because this election seems more significant than others.

A two -to -two fight was announced in a fairly clear line of strength.

Pquish momentum? Similarly, Conservative breakthrough? Nevertheless, Inexistence of a “pablo” effect? Moreover, “QSISIS” marginality outside the urban poles?

Think about it for a moment: in Arthabaska. Similarly, the party that trains the government, and an important member of which was the local deputy, was not squarely part of the discussion.

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If the CAQ is no longer competitive in a tailor-made district for it-very French-speaking. very homogeneous on the ethnic, semi-rural-, where will it be competitive?

Admittedly. the last federal election teaches that everything is possible in politics, but I do not resist the temptation to ask myself what caq drunk boat historians of the future will retain from the Government of the CAQ.

Take the height: are we better today than in 2018?

Yes. indisputably, for only one thing: unlike Philippe Couillard, François Legault does not give this unpleasant impression of looking high his own people.

For the rest, ministers have stood out in good.

Simon Jolin-Barrette has delivered a lot and very good.

Christian Dubé seems to have failed, but he at least tried. I wrote it a thousand times: the health system will remain blocked as long as we will not question. the methods of remuneration of doctors.

Bernard Drainville is struggling like a devil in holy water in a context where many seem to believe that. the school must solve all the problems. It’s too much to ask him.

For the rest. this government of accountants will led to its successors the most compromised financial situation in the caq drunk boat history of modern Quebec and pachydermal fiascos: Northvolt, the SAAQ, the third link.

The Pierre Fitzgibbon case-of which I do not know any equivalent in our history-will one day be used in universities to illustrate all the evil that a person can do too sure of themselves. to whom we give too many powers.

Overall, the CAQ has evokes, since the end of the pandemic, the drunk boat of Rimbaud.

The CAQ, at the bottom, was in the right place at the right time, with the right words.

Tanned with the confrontation between flattened liberals and helpless sovereignists?

Try us: we will bring common sense, concrete progress, and we will strengthen Quebec without leaving Canada.

Ambition

François Legault believed himself or did he simply say what so many people wanted to hear?

Has the CAQ already had another software than the personal ambition of a single man. those who caq drunk boat saw him the best horse to ride in the circumstances?

We can only speculate.

Certainly. when we see the State of Quebec and the return of the indestructible debate on sovereignty, a conclusion is imposed on me: we have lost eight years.