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Date: 2009-01-15 08:32 pm (UTC)But you make a good point! It would be very funny if whenever the liberals were in power, drivers would have to drive on the one side of the road, and whenever the conservatives were in power, drivers would switch to the other side. I suppose the NDP and especially the Greens could ask that people not drive. People (even people in the USA) might pay more attention to Canadian politics if the stakes were raised like that.