When Michael Ignatieff resigned as Liberal leader on May 3, members of his team were seen at the back of the room in tears. They were grieving not just for their party but even more for the death of a dream, the sad end of a six-year experiment that they had once believed would conclude with Ignatieff pulling the sword of political governance out of the stone of political theory and coming to power in Canada as a contemporary philosopher-king.
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