Revolt Against Trudeau: Far From Finished.

Trudeau and Telford think they have this in the bag after a raucous caucus meeting. They don't. The +30 MPs won't be backing down. Trudeau has until the end of the month to leave. If he doesn't, then it's Miller time (I couldn't resist this double entendre) for the dissident MPs. Most of them will leave the Liberal caucus and likely sit as independents. That's when things will really get interesting: what will they do on the next Conservative non-confidence motion which is coming soon. If they vote with the opposition parties, then this government is done for. 

They have the big stick. Trudeau has got nothing. They won't be intimidated. So, get ready for round two because it's on the way fast.

Meanwhile, Carney and Clark are spreading the word. As soon as Trudeau is gone, they're in as far as a leadership race is concerned. You know what they say about new brooms. They sweep the floor clean. In short, any aspirants in Trudeau's cabinet have zero chance as soon as these two announce their respective runs for the leadership.

It'll be more than fun watching Trudeau trying to box +30 MPs at once. He won't win this time. Putting out the garbage is coming.