| View Poll Results: Who will win the Next Election? | |||
| Dion |    | 20 | 52.63% |
| Harper |    | 15 | 39.47% |
| Layton |    | 1 | 2.63% |
| Duceppe |    | 2 | 5.26% |
| Voters: 38. You may not vote on this poll | |||
Knows No Bounds
Posts: 3,154 
December 26th, 2006, 12:03 PM
Harper will and the lad is busy in the trenches preparing for it. The Liberals still have a stench about them and Canadians have had it with corruption. Few Canadians are happy with their governance but we do have to make a choice. Harper should be able to capture another term.
Harper will and the lad is busy in the trenches preparing for it. The Liberals still have a stench about them and Canadians have had it with corruption. Few Canadians are happy with their governance but we do have to make a choice. Harper should be able to capture another term.
Newbie
Posts: 1
January 6th, 2007, 09:59 PM
Although i believe in the conservative cause, i believe the liberals will win the next election. I think Harper was too much too soon for Canadians and that we will see another Liberal minority government. Dion has also gone through fire to keep this country together with the clarity bill and everything else. I think many people will reward him with that, maybe not in quebec, but for sure in ontario and maybe a bit in the west.
Although i believe in the conservative cause, i believe the liberals will win the next election. I think Harper was too much too soon for Canadians and that we will see another Liberal minority government. Dion has also gone through fire to keep this country together with the clarity bill and everything else. I think many people will reward him with that, maybe not in quebec, but for sure in ontario and maybe a bit in the west.
Clever Clogs
Posts: 622
January 7th, 2007, 05:05 AM
I cringe every time this happens ,the only way I can see to help ourselves is to keep switching back and forth, as to not let any of them get any more power than the other ,I see them as an enity that within itself is a greedy bunch of people stealing our money ,telling the media what to show and let us learn .Only relenting when we as a whole fight together and not let up .
IF we quit voting will they go away ?--lol
I cringe every time this happens ,the only way I can see to help ourselves is to keep switching back and forth, as to not let any of them get any more power than the other ,I see them as an enity that within itself is a greedy bunch of people stealing our money ,telling the media what to show and let us learn .Only relenting when we as a whole fight together and not let up .
IF we quit voting will they go away ?--lol
The Padre
Posts: 4,558 
Location: Ontario
Location: Ontario
January 7th, 2007, 07:26 AM
I think the Liberals will win the next election as well. For a variety of reasons, and despite the bitching, Canadians seem more comfortable with a Liberal government. The only time the Conservatives seem to win is as a reaction to the Liberals, in short, Canadians punishing the Liberals.
Quoting jacobhelliwell
Although i believe in the conservative cause, i believe the liberals will win the next election. I think Harper was too much too soon for Canadians and that we will see another Liberal minority government. Dion has also gone through fire to keep this country together with the clarity bill and everything else. I think many people will reward him with that, maybe not in quebec, but for sure in ontario and maybe a bit in the west.
I think the Liberals will win the next election as well. For a variety of reasons, and despite the bitching, Canadians seem more comfortable with a Liberal government. The only time the Conservatives seem to win is as a reaction to the Liberals, in short, Canadians punishing the Liberals.
Clever Clogs
Posts: 622
January 7th, 2007, 12:05 PM
LOL --good idea better choice than any
http://www.marijuanaparty.com/news_mapinc.php3
LOL --good idea better choice than any
http://www.marijuanaparty.com/news_mapinc.php3
Genius
Posts: 998
Location: Was Victoria, now Ottawa
Location: Was Victoria, now Ottawa
January 7th, 2007, 04:11 PM
Well, it won’t be the Green Party, but I'll vote for them anyway. With golfing in January in Ottawa, it's time we elect a party who will tackle Global Warming. I hope they get to debate on TV next election. Why they'll let a separatist party debate on national TV and not a party who has someone running in every riding is beyond me.
Well, it won’t be the Green Party, but I'll vote for them anyway. With golfing in January in Ottawa, it's time we elect a party who will tackle Global Warming. I hope they get to debate on TV next election. Why they'll let a separatist party debate on national TV and not a party who has someone running in every riding is beyond me.
Time Out
Posts: 1,651
February 7th, 2007, 09:31 PM
I will be voting for Harper, because the Conservatives represent, conservative views, and they represent the religious population.
Now, this is asking who I think will win the election, no who I would vote for. Harper will win. I think the Left is divided too much.
The NDP, Liberals, Green Party, and Bloc (in certain issues) are vying for the same base of people. The conservatives are vying for that other base of people (which, yes, is very prevelent), and they don't have another party biting at their base, like the Liberals do.
Now minority or majority? eh.. the Canadian public is so wishy-washy, that it will be a minority. We are so divided in this nation on politics, that until one of them screws up big time (aka, Mulroney type person), than we will be having minorities.
I will be voting for Harper, because the Conservatives represent, conservative views, and they represent the religious population.
Now, this is asking who I think will win the election, no who I would vote for. Harper will win. I think the Left is divided too much.
The NDP, Liberals, Green Party, and Bloc (in certain issues) are vying for the same base of people. The conservatives are vying for that other base of people (which, yes, is very prevelent), and they don't have another party biting at their base, like the Liberals do.
Now minority or majority? eh.. the Canadian public is so wishy-washy, that it will be a minority. We are so divided in this nation on politics, that until one of them screws up big time (aka, Mulroney type person), than we will be having minorities.
Time Out
Posts: 1,651
February 7th, 2007, 09:39 PM
13 years of corrupt reign. And the sponsership scandal. And you say 1 year of being kicked out is enough of a punishment?
Nope, their is still people out there (including me), who have not forgiven the liberals. They have been in power too long, and its time for the other team to get some time in offense. When a party rides high on a majority gov. for too long, they lose perspective, happened to the Liberals, and I don't think they have gained that perspective back quite yet.
Thats why minority gov.'s have their pluses, they are down to earth, because they aren't riding high.
13 years of corrupt reign. And the sponsership scandal. And you say 1 year of being kicked out is enough of a punishment?
Nope, their is still people out there (including me), who have not forgiven the liberals. They have been in power too long, and its time for the other team to get some time in offense. When a party rides high on a majority gov. for too long, they lose perspective, happened to the Liberals, and I don't think they have gained that perspective back quite yet.
Thats why minority gov.'s have their pluses, they are down to earth, because they aren't riding high.
Genius
Posts: 929
February 7th, 2007, 10:01 PM
Quoting westmanguy
All parties govern by polls, and you are fooling yourself if you think otherwise. How did the environment become such a big priority for the Conservatives all of a sudden??
interesting your right. Conservatives always had a clear platform. Liberals ran with what they tought was the tone of the society.
