late daddy's coattails. He MAY be something if he fights the aspects of Bill 101 that alienate the minorities, unlike his daddy who told his own constituents where to get off when they came to him complaining of how Bill 101 was alienating them. From the looks of it, the pretty boy with his late daddy's arrogance cannot and will not change the course of mighty rivers, out-run locomotives, bend steel in his bare hands and leap tall buildings in a single bound. One of his father's legacies, like Barack Obama, is he's very, very good at self-promotion, but so are Paris Hilton and the Khardashians. Some people can sell sand to the Arabs and ice to the Eskimos. I'll be more impressed with Justin the day he says this province's language legislation needs to be rewritten to stop curtailing bilingualism in Quebec in places where it would otherwise naturally flourish, and when he has the balls to take on and knock out hacks like the Lises, Marois, and yes, even the Aussants, Legaults (Jose and Franois), St-Pierres, and Dions of the political scenery. Permanently. I'll also wholeheartedly support Justin once he manages to tell and convince Quebecers that contrary to the bullshit fed to us by the nationalist machine as far back as Frre Untel (if not earlier), bilingualism isn't toxic. I am always confused by the term "bilingualism" as it means two diametrically opposite things and, often, I can never figure out which one the writer/speaker is referring