Not much , but those aren’t all the stats or all the facts . The odd CNN reporter is somewhat neutral as well .
who wants CBC funding decreased?
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Seems logical. Some of us are capable of independent thought. I know that is a foreign concept to the truthers.
Except when it comes to turdOWE. Then they think he is the messiah. Their election coverage last time was disgusting and a national embarrassment just like the candidate that promised CBC more tax dollars.
I listened to CBC radio yesterday while driving , a political show . The guest constantly referred to Trump in demeaning fashion yet the host never once corrected or challenged her . It was so one sided I had to find a different station . With respect to the posted article yes it is softly attacking Trump with the published numbers , and how accurate are those stats and are they cherry picked ?
Doug Ford is just a politician yet your horror at that white natty running Ontario has given you a case of the vapours.
When he won a bigger majority in his first election than Harper achieved in 10 years?
And even with the 24/7 white natty attacks the Liberals are still looking like they will be leading a minority in the next election
https://globalnews.ca/news/5191123/federal-election-seat-projection-trudeau-liberals-minority/
lol
this is what happens when the white nattys back you.
losers.
The sky is every colour but blue. All items we see are every colour but we only see the wavelength that is reflected.
By that logic Chretien should still be PM.
But Trudeau is nothing like Harper or Chretien.
Both were liked enough to get re-elected.
But Trudeau is nothing like Harper or Chretien.
Both were liked enough to get re-elected.
You're absolutely right.
He can't hold a candle to Harper or even his own father's protégé Chretien. Why didn't his father mentor him to someday be PM but rather groomed Jean instead?
His own father didn't see PM material in Justin.
In riding on family name he made it even lower than ever.
Kudos!
He can't hold a candle to Harper or even his own father's protégé Chretien. Why didn't his father mentor him to someday be PM but rather groomed Jean instead?
His own father didn't see PM material in Justin.
In riding on family name he made it even lower than ever.
Kudos!
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/pollcast-quebec-election-1.5165429
Liberals leading the cons by a comfy 15% in Quebec
once again the traditional english/french rightie hatred torpedoes the nattys
Liberals leading the cons by a comfy 15% in Quebec
once again the traditional english/french rightie hatred torpedoes the nattys
Meanwhile Nationally...
CON
34.4%
LIB
30.8%
https://newsinteractives.cbc.ca/elections/poll-tracker/canada/
Seat projections
CON155
LIB136
NDP31
BQ11
GRN4
OTH1
PPC0
01
Probability of winning
26%Probability of the Conservatives winning a majority 36%Probability of the Conservatives winning the most seats but not a majority 24%Probability of the Liberals winning the most seats but not a majority 13%Probability of the Liberals winning a majority
The Conservatives have led in the polls since February, moving ahead of the Liberals as their support dropped in the wake of the SNC-Lavalin affair. The Conservatives would probably win the most seats if an election were held today, but are likely short of a majority. The New Democrats trail in third, while the Greens have hit new polling highs.
CON
34.4%
LIB
30.8%
https://newsinteractives.cbc.ca/elections/poll-tracker/canada/
Seat projections
CON155
LIB136
NDP31
BQ11
GRN4
OTH1
PPC0
01
Probability of winning
26%Probability of the Conservatives winning a majority 36%Probability of the Conservatives winning the most seats but not a majority 24%Probability of the Liberals winning the most seats but not a majority 13%Probability of the Liberals winning a majority
The Conservatives have led in the polls since February, moving ahead of the Liberals as their support dropped in the wake of the SNC-Lavalin affair. The Conservatives would probably win the most seats if an election were held today, but are likely short of a majority. The New Democrats trail in third, while the Greens have hit new polling highs.
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