June 8th, 2004, 02:47 PM
Tuesday, June 08 2004 @ 01:20 PM MDT
Contributed by: Jim Callaghan
CPAC has nightly polls done by Nik Nanos at SES Research.
This is as of last night.
The "Cons" are leading !!
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You heard it here first. As of last night, the CPAC-SES Election Tracking - Conservatives 34%, Liberals 32%, NDP 20%, BQ 11%, Green 4%. Although still a statistical tie, this has to be considered a big psychological breakthrough for the Harper-led Conservatives. Of concern to the Liberals should also be the fact that the percentage of Canadians who think Paul Martin would be the best PM has dropped to 27%, only four points ahead of Conservative Stephen Harper (23% best PM).
vivelecanada.ca
Tuesday, June 08 2004 @ 01:20 PM MDT
Contributed by: Jim Callaghan
CPAC has nightly polls done by Nik Nanos at SES Research.
This is as of last night.
The "Cons" are leading !!
***********************
You heard it here first. As of last night, the CPAC-SES Election Tracking - Conservatives 34%, Liberals 32%, NDP 20%, BQ 11%, Green 4%. Although still a statistical tie, this has to be considered a big psychological breakthrough for the Harper-led Conservatives. Of concern to the Liberals should also be the fact that the percentage of Canadians who think Paul Martin would be the best PM has dropped to 27%, only four points ahead of Conservative Stephen Harper (23% best PM).
vivelecanada.ca
Member
Posts: 63 
June 8th, 2004, 06:07 PM
I think you're right, It's going to be good for the West, but good also for Quebec as it will surely reinforce and promote sovereigntism and at last break up this far-too-big impossible country. Harper is exactly what Quebec soft nationalists need to finally wake up.
I think you're right, It's going to be good for the West, but good also for Quebec as it will surely reinforce and promote sovereigntism and at last break up this far-too-big impossible country. Harper is exactly what Quebec soft nationalists need to finally wake up.
Newbie
Posts: 15
June 9th, 2004, 01:35 AM
But I can't get over the religious aspect of him. What's the point of introducing a more unregulated free market economy and privatization if he's going to also introduce Christian moralistic influences which go against people's individual freedoms to make certain choices.
But I can't get over the religious aspect of him. What's the point of introducing a more unregulated free market economy and privatization if he's going to also introduce Christian moralistic influences which go against people's individual freedoms to make certain choices.
Newbie
Posts: 2
June 9th, 2004, 08:58 AM
Other than the English spelling, just what is your problem? Have nothing to eat? Nowhere to sleep? Not enough women?
Ease off man, Quebec by itself WOULD make it but you'll hate to see the cost (to you and yours!)
jiriz
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I think you're right, It's going to be good for the West, but good also for Quebec as it will surely reinforce and promote sovereigntism and at last break up this far-too-big impossible country. Harper is exactly what Quebec soft nationalists need to finally wake up.
Other than the English spelling, just what is your problem? Have nothing to eat? Nowhere to sleep? Not enough women?
Ease off man, Quebec by itself WOULD make it but you'll hate to see the cost (to you and yours!)
jiriz
Member
Posts: 63
June 9th, 2004, 09:15 AM
On voit bien toute l'étendue de ton éducation politique. Franchement, s'il y a moins d'abrutis politiques comme toi le Canada pourrait devenir un endroit agréable pour le Québec.
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Other than the English spelling, just what is your problem? Have nothing to eat? Nowhere to sleep? Not enough women?
Ease off man, Quebec by itself WOULD make it but you'll hate to see the cost (to you and yours!)
jiriz
You are not really smart, are you? Quoting
I think you're right, It's going to be good for the West, but good also for Quebec as it will surely reinforce and promote sovereigntism and at last break up this far-too-big impossible country. Harper is exactly what Quebec soft nationalists need to finally wake up.
Other than the English spelling, just what is your problem? Have nothing to eat? Nowhere to sleep? Not enough women?
Ease off man, Quebec by itself WOULD make it but you'll hate to see the cost (to you and yours!)
jiriz
On voit bien toute l'étendue de ton éducation politique. Franchement, s'il y a moins d'abrutis politiques comme toi le Canada pourrait devenir un endroit agréable pour le Québec.
Super Genius
Posts: 1,065
Location: Montréal, Québec
Location: Montréal, Québec
June 9th, 2004, 10:55 AM
I'm quite positive that when we have our own country, alot of industries would be nationilised. Right now, either they can't because its Ottawa's juristiction, or because NAFTA forbids it. At any rate, we will be able to decide our own destiny, in this crazy messed up world.
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Other than the English spelling, just what is your problem? Have nothing to eat? Nowhere to sleep? Not enough women?
Ease off man, Quebec by itself WOULD make it but you'll hate to see the cost (to you and yours!)
jiriz
The cost of what? We are socialists, Quoting
I think you're right, It's going to be good for the West, but good also for Quebec as it will surely reinforce and promote sovereigntism and at last break up this far-too-big impossible country. Harper is exactly what Quebec soft nationalists need to finally wake up.
Other than the English spelling, just what is your problem? Have nothing to eat? Nowhere to sleep? Not enough women?
Ease off man, Quebec by itself WOULD make it but you'll hate to see the cost (to you and yours!)
jiriz
I'm quite positive that when we have our own country, alot of industries would be nationilised. Right now, either they can't because its Ottawa's juristiction, or because NAFTA forbids it. At any rate, we will be able to decide our own destiny, in this crazy messed up world.
Member
Posts: 58
Location: Red Deer Alberta
Location: Red Deer Alberta
June 12th, 2004, 10:58 AM
#1 - Harper will not let Quebec separate. He will pass some kind of bill to stop it, especially if he is a majority.
#2 - Stephen Harper has around 4 or 5 points above the Liberals now, and it was only 2 a week ago. Support for our party is rising.
#3 - If you want a healthy country, a healthy West, a healthy East and a healthy Quebec, Conservative will make Canada grow in all ways.
#1 - Harper will not let Quebec separate. He will pass some kind of bill to stop it, especially if he is a majority.
#2 - Stephen Harper has around 4 or 5 points above the Liberals now, and it was only 2 a week ago. Support for our party is rising.
#3 - If you want a healthy country, a healthy West, a healthy East and a healthy Quebec, Conservative will make Canada grow in all ways.
Super Genius
Posts: 1,065
Location: Montréal, Québec
Location: Montréal, Québec
June 12th, 2004, 04:48 PM
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He isnt a Socialist, so no he wont.
#1 - Harper will not let Quebec separate. He will pass some kind of bill to stop it, especially if he is a majority.
#2 - Stephen Harper has around 4 or 5 points above the Liberals now, and it was only 2 a week ago. Support for our party is rising.
#3 - If you want a healthy country, a healthy West, a healthy East and a healthy Quebec, Conservative will make Canada grow in all ways.
#2 - Stephen Harper has around 4 or 5 points above the Liberals now, and it was only 2 a week ago. Support for our party is rising.
#3 - If you want a healthy country, a healthy West, a healthy East and a healthy Quebec, Conservative will make Canada grow in all ways.
