If your entire arugment hinges upon "there were no riots in the streets when Harper was appointed, therefore HE SHOULD BE PRIME MINSTER OF EVERYONE FOREVER AND EVER", it's a pretty bad argument.
The PM's duty is to the GG, not the other way around. Actually, to the Queen, represented by the GG. On the question of proroguing parliament, she took the advice of the prime minister. Evidently, he was persuasive in making his case.
If, following a vote of non-confidence, the GG feels that the best interests of Canada are served by asking the coalition to form a government, I don't think that she will be influenced by embarrassment at having originally put in place a Conservative government. Everyone understands that circumstances can change.
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If, following a vote of non-confidence, the GG feels that the best interests of Canada are served by asking the coalition to form a government, I don't think that she will be influenced by embarrassment at having originally put in place a Conservative government. Everyone understands that circumstances can change.
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(okay, that's all I have to add here...)
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