Where will the vote go?

[Figleaf]

I can't believe Steve is giving money to Toronto (ew, yuck!) to help build public transit (commie trains!).

What's next for Pink Steve I wonder? Springing Iranian queue jumpers from incarceration in democratic America? Reprocessing of $1200 tax money per child every year just to put the government's face on it?

Oh... wait.

[M.Dancer]

You should ask Greg for a comedy forum........

Like spending cuts and Paul MArtin Liberals, spending initiatives aren't necessarily the great big boogie man that all fiscal conservatives fear.....

And spending cuts are neither a good or a bad thing.....it is how they are done that matters.....It's one thing to cut waste and another to cut back valuable programmes.....it's one thing to spend foolishly and quite another to fund infrastructure development.

[daniel]

In the Jan 2006 election, the Conservatives campaigned on being better than the Liberals. This coming election, they're going to campaign on being just like the Liberals.

[jbg]

In the Jan 2006 election, the Conservatives campaigned on being better than the Liberals. This coming election, they're going to campaign on being just like the Liberals.

Giving money for mass transit is better than building a huge bureaucracy to manage child care.

[WestViking]

In the Jan 2006 election, the Conservatives campaigned on being better than the Liberals. This coming election, they're going to campaign on being just like the Liberals.

that is an impossible mission. Not even the Liberals know who they are or what they stand for.

[Michael Bluth]

that is an impossible mission. Not even the Liberals know who they are or what they stand for.

Those centrist voters who held their noses and voted Liberal in 1997, 2000 and 2004 will do the same and vote Conservative because of Stéphane Dion. Likely enough to give the Conservatives a majority.

[geoffrey]

that is an impossible mission. Not even the Liberals know who they are or what they stand for.

Those centrist voters who held their noses and voted Liberal in 1997, 2000 and 2004 will do the same and vote Conservative because of Stéphane Dion. Likely enough to give the Conservatives a majority.

There is little doubt that the incumbant has an advantage in the undecided. A majority? That's pushing it.