Tories point to committees, lack of confidence as justification for fall vote
Conservatives say fixed elections law applies to other parties, too.
The Harper Conservatives say there are three principal reasons that they decided to seriously contemplate triggering a fall election: that the Liberals say they don't have confidence in the government but have refused to defeat them; that waiting longer only gives the Tories more negative press f...
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