Which one do you think would do the best?

[1967100]

As you might know, Dion won last December the seat that he is currently holding (liberal party leader). He is currently in lalaland right now and I am beginning to think that we might be in an entirely different situation had either Rae or ignatieff got a hold of the leadership. I remember Rae's and Ignatieff's speeches to the party and I thought that right then they had given themselves a chance to face off in a final ballot. Dion shouldn't even be mentioned. His communication skills were so weak he got his speech cut off by the timer.

The question is: who (of the top three last year) do you think would've done the best job as Liberal leader?

Edited September 19, 2007 by 1967100

[jennie]

As you might know, Dion won last December the seat that he is currently holding (liberal party leader). He is currently in lalaland right now and I am beginning to think that we might be in an entirely different situation had either Rae or ignatieff got a hold of the leadership. I remember Rae's and Ignatieff's speeches to the party and I thought that right then they had given themselves a chance to face off in a final ballot. Dion shouldn't even be mentioned. His communication skills were so weak he got his speech cut off by the timer.

The question is: who (of the top three last year) do you think would've done the best job as Liberal leader?

Jim Prentice

[Canuck E Stan]

The question is: who (of the top three last year) do you think would've done the best job as Liberal leader?

Based on what I have seen, none of them.Too much baggage from their past.

Gerald Kennedy, on the other hand is from a younger generation, and shows the greatest promise with the least amount of baggage.

He's the best choice for a Liberal Party that wants to call itself "new".

[gc1765]

I agree with Canuck E Stan on Kennedy.

I vote for Kennedy, even though it's not in your poll. He was less than 100 votes away from becoming the leader...