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OT: American Politics

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corksens said:
Except campaign managers aren't usually policy makers. They are different people. One doesn't equate to the other.
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If you can find talent to surround yourself in for one purpose, you can find another talented team for the other. It looks like he's going to have a lot of MP's to choose from.

[/quote]All that to say, I think it's going to be incredibly hard to deliver any of the change that he did well to represent over the campaign trail.

It's alot easier to get a rah-rah moment going at an election rally than in parliament.[/QUOTE]

Unless if he goes majority there will be brokerage. He's about to have the NDP over a barrel though....and should be able to get a lot of stuff passed while they're sorting out who is burying Mulcair's corpse.
 
Re: OT: Canadian Politics

CBC currently projecting 165 seats for the Liberals, with BC barely yet to check in....
 
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Guys, Corky is right. Since Harper won his third election victory back in the Dark Ages (2011), the invention of television and mass media has resulted in a vast left-wing propaganda machine. The poor sheeple of Canada never stood a chance.
 
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corksens said:
Except campaign managers aren't usually policy makers. They are different people. One doesn't equate to the other.
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Good thing.
Besides, if your boy's policies were so great, why are they losing by such a landslide now?
Oh, right... the Toronto Star. That's why. LOL!

corksens said:
All that to say, I think it's going to be incredibly hard to deliver any of the change that he did well to represent over the campaign trail.

It's alot easier to get a rah-rah moment going at an election rally than in parliament.
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The last Liberal government left us with a huge surplus. How are we doing now? How can you prefer that change?
 
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WellPlayed said:
Was really hoping to avoid a Liberal majority. Looks close...
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Would prefer they not get a majority either. Hilarious to me, though, that Harper had a couple of minority governments before finally gaining a majority. Then along comes "Just not ready" Trudeau possibly tossing him with a majority in his first win.
 
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Geez, even in a bunch of rural ridings up in Patrick Brown country in Ontario, Conservative incumbents are hanging on to their seats by their fingernails. This is an absolute bloodbath.
 
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