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You just contradicted yourself. You're saying that since there is a large size of NDP MPs from Quebec, they'll be sovereigntists country-killers... but then you say when the Quebeckers realize who they are (really federalist) that they will dump them. You make no sense.

You may need help. If you want to go live in a dictatorship, feel free to move to China. They aren't even communist anymore!

COMPAS survey (750 respondees, Apr 28-29) was published on Vancouver Sun: Conservatives: 46 NDP: 26 Liberals: 17 lolol COMPAS. Can we say less than zero credibility?

If you bury your head any further, you'll start drowning in the Indian Ocean.

Further readings for our Tory-supporting friends: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Layton

This is the basis of all conservative thinking.

The guy at EKOS Politics is reporting "very interesting" and "very different" things in his polling from yesterday which is why he isn't going to post anything today... they are wrapping things up today for one final post and projection tomorrow. In one tweet, he says "i imagine the CPC internals are showing what we are seeing now, might explain the drive-by massage gambit" This is very very interesting, and it could be hinting at an NDP lead.

So because some people voting for the NDP are nationalist/sovereigntists, that means there is a huge caucus in the NDP that will be too? I guess since some people who vote Tory are neo-Nazis, there must be a sizeable caucus of neo-Nazis in the Tories.

Politically, what is the difference between Stephen Harper and Grant Devine? How is Harper's vision for Canada different than Devine's? I find it odd that Grant has been so quiet during this campaign.

You only think that because you are a right-wing extremist who wasn't going to vote for the NDP anyways. So what good did this story do now?

I'm sure whatever loss for the NDP/gain for the Tories/Libs Nanos is showing (although it's still decently within the margin of error) will be wiped out and then some after the smear story.

Doesn't matter... It will have the same effect.

Welp folks, that's it. Jack Layton is the next prime minister of Canada. The Liberals are going to suffer in PC like results from 1993. The Tories just lost all of their close ridings plus some. Politicians can be such idiots when they get so desperate.

I think the anti-NDP camp is dreaming.

I disagree with that interpretation of Ontario. Keep in mind that Ipsos had way high Conservative numbers before compared to other polls, too. The distance between the NDP and Liberal numbers in Ontario is too much for the Liberals to compete sufficiently in this scenario.

I think we might finally be seeing liberal/left-centre voters in Ontario abandon the Liberals to get Harper out.

Ipsos Ontario Cons 40 NDP 34 Lib 21 !

Ipsos Reid Cons 38 NDP 33 Lib 18 BQ 7 Green 4 Wow!!

Eh, I disagree. Look at the US and Alberta. Alberta it's already happened, but in the US it's getting closer by the day. The far right is so reactionary and demanding that the centrists have no appetite for it.

I'm starting to wonder if, after the election, the LPC splits into left/right camps with the left going into coalition into the NDP (eventually merging with them), and the right going into coalition with the CPC...which would eventually lead to fracturing within the CPC between more centre politicans and more right-wing politicians, and a return of a PC-like party on the federal level with the ex Liberals and centre-right Cons, and the rest of the CPC being more like old Reform or SoCred.

This post makes less than zero sense. Considering he would have a majority if that happened, how would he have "little to no chance" at governing? ...and how would the Liberals ruining themselves by supporting the NDP hurt the NDP? If anything, it helps the NDP.

Remember not to ignore 2001-2006 to see how Republicans really want to run an economy.

Therein lies the base of your misunderstanding. I know you are exaggerating the numbers, but Montreal does not even have 90% of Quebec's population. Let's say the NDP wins 40% of the vote in Quebec like it looks like, a solid first place finish. Riding polls in Quebec City have already come out with many ridings having the NDP in first or tied with the Bloc. That's amazing, and it shows that the 40% number would have massive results across the province in favor of the NDP. You are looking at the NDP winning around 75% of the seats in Quebec.

Ipsos and Léger have to be coming out today.

If you are paying attention at all and understanding the regional polls, you wouldn't even mention that as a possibility.