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lis: But a political science professor said Couillard went too far in discussing Quebec issues while outside the province, according to CTV. On Friday night, Lisée wasted no time in targeting the Liberal party in his victory speech, inviting anglophones and allophones to get rid the "inept, unethical, bumbling Liberal government." "Free us from the Liberals. While in the small country Couillard had harsh words for Jean-Francois Lisée, the new leader of the Parti Quebecois. Well that our plan, for all of us, next election," said Lisée. Couillard said the PQ seemed to be moving closer to "a kind of nationalism of the besieged, nationalism of the fearful, of people who don't want to deal with diversity, who prefer Quebec remains folded in on itself. Couillard returned fire while in Iceland and accused Lisee of fearmongering during his leadership campaign, and said that in Lisée the PQ chose the victory of "the nationalism of exclusion." During the final weeks of the campaign Lisée was very critical of immigration and said Quebec accepts too many immigrants, and that those it has accepted do not greatly benefit the province. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.