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MP Chanel Brownbill breaks silence. | SMN News

September 22, 2019

MP Chanel Brownbill breaks silence. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- When I gave the support to this current coalition, I stood by in support even in moments of dismay and never left the coalition. However, recent developments caused uncertainty in the country, with the government no longer having the support of a majority in Parliament.
In the weeks since the government lost its majority support, there has been no plan presented to me or my colleagues as to how the country will be able to move forward from the uncertainty created. For weeks, I waited and hoped that somehow we could have worked it out in the best


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