What Side Are You On?

[Cameron]

Hello all. I am new here and I would like to find out what political parties some of the members lean towards. I myself am I Federal PC member...

Thanks

Cameron

[westcoast99]

Wow. Welcome aboard Cameron.

Edited August 12, 2015 by Gugsy

[Cameron]

Wow. Welcome aboard Cameron.

I too, am a member of the federal PC party, so I am more than happy to welcome you to these forums.

And yes, if you want a better country, vote PC.

Good to be among friends isn't it....

[westcoast99]

I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on the thread below, Cameron, regarding a PC/Alliance merger proposed by a PC senator.

[Cameron]

You may have to give me a link to it. I can't seem to find it throughout the topics...

*edit* N/M found it...

[dnsfurlan]

Good to among friends isn't it

I wouldn't get your hopes up.

You see, Gugsy tends to be one of those Rose-Coloured glasses types that seems to think the rebirth of the PC party is around every next corner.

And yes, if you want a better country, vote PC

Let's get serious.

The fact of the matter is that the PC party has not offered a vision for Canada for a generation. Its one of the reasons its been diminished to fifth party status in the House of Commons, a fact very often forgotten by federal Tories.

The Alliance has shaped the debate in federal politics for the last decade. Harper has the party rarin' to go for the next election. The PC's are still worried about two things: paying the next hydro bill, and dotting the i's and crossing the t's on that deal Mackay signed with No-Trade Orchard.

Why do you think Senator Tcachuk has offered a Hail-Mary offer to merge the two parties? He knows the PCs have no chance by themselves.

Get Real. Get with the Alliance. A Real Alternative.

[westcoast99]

The Alliance is unlikely to go anywhere on it's own. They tried to form a national party in 2000, and it was not a success.

Edited August 11, 2015 by Gugsy

[dnsfurlan]

Yeah right. There is a reason less than 10% of Canadians say they will vote Alliance in the next election.

You just love throwing whatever numbers you feel like at any given moment, don't you?

Sticking to the facts might help you to convince others of the merits of the PCs.

[sir_springer]

Welcome Cameron...

Canadian Alliance all the way here, partner.

Stephen Harper is by far the most qualified man for Prime Minister of this country, bar none.

By comparison, MacKay is an absolute piker...generously speaking.

Sorry, but that's the way it is.

This country has been run into the ground by idiots and wannabes for decades now. It is long past time that we put someone at the helm with a real brain, and real clear vision of what this country is all about...and what it takes to get there.

The difference between the Liberals and the PCs is little more than a matter of spelling.

Personally, I will vote for separation before I would vote for either old line party. Between the two of them over the last 4 decades, they have screwed the west blind out of hundreds of billions of dollars, have degraded us to second-rate citizens in our country, have lied to us, have cheated us, and have virtually raped us.

I will drive nails through my own feet before I would ever, ever vote Liberal or PC.

It is time for a new political vehicle in this country to drag this country out of the paternalism and bankrupt federalism inflicted upon the entire nation by Ottawa and these two parties.

Should the CA fail...

I will be a committed separatist henceforth.

In a nutshell...

I have absolutely no use for this country within its present context. The Liberals and the PCs have systematically reduced this nation to a mere shadow of its potential greatness, and in the process made a complete mockery of democracy.

As far as I'm concerned, they can put all the Libs and PCs that hold those two Jurassic parties together on a raft, float it out into the Atlantic, and sink the GD thing. This country would be eternally better off for it.

IMHO.