ITQ True Confessions: Sometimes, democracy makes us nervous.
When I wrote the following, about that infamous - and, as it turns out, spectacularly shortsighted - unanimous parliamentary decision to overrule Linda Keen and the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission and restart the Chalk River reactor:
If you manage to draft a bill or motion that garners immediate, all-party support of sufficient enthusiasm that it can be fast-tracked through the House, chances are you’ve written yourself one bad piece of legislation.
I was, in fact, thinking of this too.
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