Will coalition governments now become a norm in Canadian politics?

[Saipan]

You'd still post like a teen.

[WWWTT]

You'd still post like a teen.

Is this the best you can do?

When you come up with something with some meat we'll talk then

Good luck buddy!

WWWTT

[WWWTT]

Duceppe has come out this morning saying that Harper is a liar in regards to how Harper has tried to sidestep being involved in a coalition attempt during 2004.

This sounds like its going to be a very volatile campaign and the televised debates are going to have a lot of fireworks.

I am completely convinced now that a conservative minority = left wing coalition.

It is clear to me now that Harper did in fact want to avoid this election and for good reason too!

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[Jack Weber]

Is this the best you can do?

When you come up with something with some meat we'll talk then

Good luck buddy!

WWWTT

A litle insight into dustpan....

That IS the best he can do...

[capricorn]

If the Liberals can find a way to frame those scandals into soundbytes during the campaign, they certainly will begin to resonate. As they should.

You may be right and I'm not saying it can't be done. But soundbytes will come from direct contact and interaction with the electorate. I'm thinking Canadians the Liberals encounter might be more interested in addressing issues that touch them directly, like health, like pensions, like jobs, like the cost of living, etc. Crafting a stump speech around scandals while still addressing more mainstream concerns could prove a difficult task but by no means impossible. We'll see.