Will the PQ's Trump-era referendum pause work with voters?

Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon's decision to delay a referendum until Donald Trump leaves office has stirred up political debate. Critics argue it's a contradictory and irresponsible tactic to avoid voter anxiety ahead of the campaign. Meanwhile, rival party leaders are condemning the move, suggesting it undermines the referendum's credibility. This decision highlights the delicate balance political leaders face in addressing both local and international issues, especially when it comes to sensitive topics like independence referendums.