This topic won't go away in the Canadian political blog world since the election. Dobbins paints a useful scenario.
Talk of a parliamentary accord between the Liberals, Bloc and NDP continues across the country, and inside and between the Bloc and NDP parties.
It would take the form of a Liberal minority government, following a non-confidence vote, with a proposal to the Governor General that the three parties would agree to govern for at least two years.
It would be based on a limited policy agenda - for example, child care, climate change, the Kelowna accord, early troop withdrawal from Afghanistan - defined by the considerable overlap in the three parties' election platforms.
The Liberals' Bay Street agenda would be put on hold as the price it paid to survive and rebuild.
If Grits go right, they get it wrong
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