Harry

So here we go again, as the abortion issue always seeems to rear its ugly head around election time. This is the 21st century folks, not the 16th.

Since the election was called has Harper gone up anywhere, anytime in the polls? Nanos - April 20 C - 39.%, Down 0.1% L - 26.7%, Down 1.7% N - 22.1%, Up 2.3% B - 7.5%, Down 0.2% G - 3.4%, Down 0.5% U - 15.4% http://www.nanosresearch.com/election2011/20110420-BallotE.pdf

It's entirely up to Layton how long he wants to stay, but Mulcair will definitely be in the running to replace Jack when that time comes. The NDP actually does have a democratic process to choose a leader unlike some other parties.

Biggest baffoon in the mainstream press, Harper's lapdog L Ian MacDonald. Constant pathetic nonsensical dribble. How out of touch can one be?

CROP - April 21 Quebec N - 36% B - 31% C - 17% L - 13% Montreal N - 40% B - 28% L - 17% C - 12% Francophones B - 38% N - 34% (hot on the heels of the Bloc) C- 15% L - 11% Best Choice for Prime Minister Layton - 38% Harper - 11% Ignatieff - 8%

What an absurd comment. Minority governments are for people who want to work together. People like Harper need to get out of the way and let more civil people run the show.

I initially thought Harper was looking at best, 125 seats this election, but I now may have to revise that downwards. We'll see.

NDP has by far the most popular leader in Canada and the NPD are looking at about 30 seats just in Quebec, maybe more, and they are now tied for 2nd in Canada. Hang on to your hats folks the ride has just begun - we have 11 days to go. Keep an eye on 308.com for the seat projections, as there is some talk about it already in the comment section tonite.

Angus Reid does not favour the CPC, and they were the first ones to show the NDP tied with the Liberals this week.

This is just the beginning to rid Canada of Harper once and for all. Watch and see.

NDP theme song:

Yea! Finally someone who is representing the average working family in politics in Canada.

It has to start somewhere.

Now would be a good timer for the braggart who said the NPD wouldn't win 2 seats in Quebec to stand up and take a bow - that is before he/she gets danced, er... laughed out of this place. Jeesh!

That Harper was going to win seats in NL. And now I'm wondering what the heck is happening in Quebec. At first I thought those Harper seats around Quebec City were safe but now.... My hunch is this NPD surge is a lot, lot more than just Outremont.

Another Harper myth bits the dust. It's not only the Liberals that are losing support

CROP poll coming out tomorrow - perhaps August you might want to sit down while you digest the news.

I presume everyone has seen this article released a few minutes ago - sure does not look good for Harper here:

Be careful what you wish for.

This guy Layton is really flying now, and after reading this article perhaps Harper & Ignatieff would be better off not being so front and centre.

More bad news for Harper, but a great day for Layton Nanos Leadership Index - Big day for Layton, as he closes in on Harper by an amazing 35.1 points. There is now only a small difference of 16 points between them. Harper - 92.8, Down 17.8 Layton - 76.8, Up 17.3 Ignatieff - 41.5, Down 7.6 Duceppe - 10.8, Down 4.7 http://www.nanosresearch.com/election2011/20110419-LeadershipE.pdf

Harper is now losing the coalition debate - he should learn to be quiet one in a while, as it is now costing him votes. No wonder Layton smiles a lot these days - here is more good news for the NPD. http://threehundredeight.blogspot.com/2011/04/northern-quebec-riding-polls-bode-well.html

Things are a changing.

Jim Prentice, Stockwell Day