With the recent political events, my interests in Canadian Politics is increasing with each day. However, my knowledge of politics is fairly limited. With that disclaimer out of the way...
What makes the Liberal-NDP-BQ Coalition so wrong on a fundamental level? As I'm not bias towards any party, and I understand a bit about how forming a coalition with a separatist party is a bad idea. But could you please ignore that fact for a moment and focus how it is fundamentally wrong to remove a governing party that has lost the confidence of the parliament and has decided to join together to form an alternative government. I don't understand why that is so bad or is it that I'm missing the point completely?