Why it’s possible to imagine a Marois majority – Inkless Wells

Good commentary on the Quebec Charter and related politics from Paul Wells:

It’s fun to notice, in public hearings on the proposed charter, how few of witnesses’ complaints would be addressed by the law. Once head scarves and big crucifixes are banned in the provincial workplace, the law’s supporters will wonder why bus drivers still wear them, or the guy at your corner store. Two witnesses this month became a YouTube sensation by wondering aloud why Muslims pray funny. State-endorsed recrimination isn’t easy to stop. Or, as Marois no doubt prefers to see it, it’s a growth market.

Why it’s possible to imagine a Marois majority – Editor’s Picks, Inkless Wells – Macleans.ca.