Shannon Proudfoot/The Globe and Mail: But then, Mr. Chaplin pointed out something glaringly obvious that simply hadn’t occurred to me: the 343 members of the House of Commons are never frozen in place, and with margins this thin, you never know what could happen next.
“You’re kind of living on that bizarre knife edge,” he said. “What happens if you have three or four by-elections and then suddenly they lose, are we going to find ourselves having this conversation backwards?”
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