Also when someone like Daniel Johnson, the present leader of the Quebec Liberal Party who will face the premier in a campaign debate in a few weeks or months, takes a stand on the critical issue of democracy, like he did this week, all the political parties in the House should understand that, by rejecting the Bloc's motion they would be rejecting a well-established consensus in the province.
The leader is an influential man
All leaders of political parties are influential, and his influence is supported by the speaker saying his views are a representation of the people. This makes my statement correct. The model was probably fooled because my statement is on the borders of neither correct nor incorrect. It's an easy assumption to make because the wording is vague instead of specific 
( z1 influence :ARG0 ( z2 man :ARG0-of ( z3 lead ) ) )