While Fréchette was busy sinking her own boat, the PQ leader did not miss his chance to showcase that he was ready to become premier. He was true to his principles, calm and held fast when attacked by the other leaders. He needed to show Quebeckers that his party, despite winning only three seats in the previous election, was mature enough to assume the reins of power and he did so successfully. PSPP was natural and appeared to speak from the heart. In his first 45 seconds, he wasted no time reminding voters the PQ was the party of change. Curiously enough, he was the weakest on sovereignty. Clearly, the threat of Trump’s tariffs has complicated his referendum ambitions, and he appeared uncertain at times about his own plans for independence.
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