That's a really fucked up way to figure out how Canadian politics work. Can't you just wikipedia that shit? Seriously, you're not fooling anyone. You're trying to prove that we're somehow hypocritical of American politics because we care about them so much.
As for how we're dealing with Steven Harper? We don't have to. A Prime Minister is not a President as the power given to the President in the USA is more evenly distributed through various elected and non-elected federal officials. What really matters presently in Canada given the minority government is the configuration of quarem in the house. So basically if Harper says anything and takes it to the house to be passed he'll get murdered because the liberal/green/ndp/whatever parties will make an alliance and vote it down. This means conservative leanings or not the New Conservative government has very little actual power. Since the primaries in the USA our governments have actually taken on much similar configurations relative to their fundamental differences.
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As for how we're dealing with Steven Harper? We don't have to. A Prime Minister is not a President as the power given to the President in the USA is more evenly distributed through various elected and non-elected federal officials. What really matters presently in Canada given the minority government is the configuration of quarem in the house. So basically if Harper says anything and takes it to the house to be passed he'll get murdered because the liberal/green/ndp/whatever parties will make an alliance and vote it down. This means conservative leanings or not the New Conservative government has very little actual power. Since the primaries in the USA our governments have actually taken on much similar configurations relative to their fundamental differences.