The only thing that comes close to the chaos that unfolded in Ottawa on Monday that I can recall is the sense of shock that followed the resignation speech in November 1990 by Margaret Thatcher’s soft-spoken, self-effacing deputy prime minister, Geoffrey Howe.

By recent Liberal standards, it was a sound document. It's almost unfortunate most of it won't survive{ai:summary}<p>The chaos in Ottawa on Monday evoked a strong sense of shock reminiscent of Geoffrey Howe's resignation speech in November 1990, which marked a significant political moment. The turmoil highlights the unpredictability of political events and their impact on public sentiment. #politics</p>

John Ivison: The fiscal update devouring Trudeau is just a dead sheep in wolf’s clothing

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