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To: frankw1900 who wrote (4551)	6/19/2002 2:39:18 AM
From: frankw1900	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 24758

On the other hand. A step forward. Upstarts win 3 of 4 Quebec by-elections nationalpost.com{E99DD7B0-274D-478C-8D68-31BB63C0497F} During the run-up to yesterday's vote, both the PQ and the Liberals focused their attacks on the upstart party. Mr. Landry said the party's platform, which includes a flat tax on personal income, more private-sector involvement in health care and vouchers to expand access to private schools, mirrored proposals from the far right of the U.S. political spectrum. The Liberals accused the ADQ of preparing an American-style health system. ..... With nearly all ballots counted, the ADQ had received 46% of the total vote, compared with 30% for the PQ and 22% for the Liberals. Quebec has always been very high tax and socialist so this is significant. It will have an effect on policy whoever wins the next election there.