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[electricland]

Having listened to Daybreak this morning, I really quite wish I lived in Ottawa Centre so I could vote for Ed Broadbent because really, you have to love a man who will participate in the Ed's Back rap as part of his campaign: RealPlayer / QuickTime / Windows Media Player

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[mickeytor.livejournal.com]

"If you have doubts, that we'll be back ...
then listen up - you don't know Jack!"

That's brilliant!

I'm doing what I once swore I'd never do -- voting NDP. Not so much because of this (although it would probably be enough to sway me) but because the Liberal party has really disappointed me in the past few years - especially the dork who we have in our riding.

PC will no doubt win (*cringe*) but I'm hoping to keep them in the minority as much as possible.

[raithen.livejournal.com]

PC will no doubt win (*cringe*)

WAHH! Don't say that! There is, there MUST, still be hope....

and this, from a western gal who has right economic, if not social policy, leanings....

[mickeytor.livejournal.com]

the liberal ads about the PC government turning our country into an Orwellian state are cheesy - but effective.

I don't want to return to the Mulruney days. Even watching Canadian Idol makes me cringe.

[gurudata.livejournal.com]

Hiho,

There's a difference between "leaning" and "falling over". ;)

Cu,
Andrew
Voting NDP

[gurudata.livejournal.com]

Hiho,

PC can't win - they no longer exist. They've been replaced by Reform disguised under the name "Conservatives".

Cu,
Andrew
Voting NDP

[mickeytor.livejournal.com]

Reform = PC, with a redder tint in the neck.

It's all reeks of the same rotten stench to me.

Besides, I just got out of the habit of referring to the Whig party when voting liberal!