Stephane Dion is showing his true Liberal colors, by demonstrating how well he can flip-flop.

After steadfastly promoting his loyalty to Canada and refusing to even entertain the idea of renouncing his French citizenship, Dion is now saying he'll consider it, if and only if it becomes an election issue.

"If it's a problem for a significant number of Canadians and if it's a liability that may keep Mr. Harper in power..., then I will do this sad thing then to renounce my French citizenship that I received from my mother," he told CBC television.

How long will he drag this thing out for? I don't believe he can hold on until an election is called.

Labels: Liberal Party, politics, Stephane Dion