Shuffleufagus: Oh, fine ...

I swore I wouldn’t do it, but the peerpressure has gotten to me.

Predictions after the jump:

Jim Prentice: Minister of Quiet Competence

Lawrence Cannon: Minister of Quiet Competence (Quebec)

Monte Solberg: Minister of Hail Fellow Well Met Bonhomie

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