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Higgs warned of 'too much power in premier's office' in 2018. His 2023 critics agree | CBC News (www.cbc.ca)
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[–] thelokes@lemmy.ca 3 points 2 years ago

Higgs said he hopes he and dissatisfied MLAs "will find paths together" on Policy 713, he also says he expects the solution will not involve compromise, but rather their position bending to fit his.

"I think the public are very much behind what we're doing, and I think that will play a big role in everyone's riding as they speak to members and their constituents and say 'OK well, you know, I may have a different view but I understand I am here to represent my constituents," said Higgs.

"I feel that we're feeling that broad-based support throughout the province and I'm hopeful that will carry over into caucus."

Oh I hope it will "carry over into caucus" with fewer seats at the next election if he continues his delusional crusade to pull NB backwards by a few decades. That seems to be the only language Higgs may understand.