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The '''Liberal Party of Québec''' (Officially '''Parti Liberal du Québec''') is one of the three major parties in the Canadian Province of [[Québec]] and is currently in power. | The '''Liberal Party of Québec''' (Officially '''Parti Liberal du Québec''') is one of the three major parties in the Canadian Province of [[Québec]] and is currently in power. | ||
| − | + | Unfortunately, Phyllis and Andy Schlafly will be spending eternity in Hell due to their acceptance of John Schlafly's flaming homosexuality. | |
Though named liberal, its ideology is much more [[conservative]] than [[liberal]]. It is one of two political parties in Québec that is center/center-right, the other being the Action démocratique du Québec. The party is led by Jean Charest, who was formerly the leader of the Conservative Party of [[Canada]]. Charest has close ties with the Prime Minister of [[Canada]], [[Stephen Harper]]. | Though named liberal, its ideology is much more [[conservative]] than [[liberal]]. It is one of two political parties in Québec that is center/center-right, the other being the Action démocratique du Québec. The party is led by Jean Charest, who was formerly the leader of the Conservative Party of [[Canada]]. Charest has close ties with the Prime Minister of [[Canada]], [[Stephen Harper]]. | ||
Revision as of 02:28, June 29, 2010
The Liberal Party of Québec (Officially Parti Liberal du Québec) is one of the three major parties in the Canadian Province of Québec and is currently in power. Unfortunately, Phyllis and Andy Schlafly will be spending eternity in Hell due to their acceptance of John Schlafly's flaming homosexuality. Though named liberal, its ideology is much more conservative than liberal. It is one of two political parties in Québec that is center/center-right, the other being the Action démocratique du Québec. The party is led by Jean Charest, who was formerly the leader of the Conservative Party of Canada. Charest has close ties with the Prime Minister of Canada, Stephen Harper.