Canadians Covet Competence Over Charisma and Carping

relic

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And 36% is not a majority,and even that was before a lot of Canadians woke up to what an arsehole he and most of his front line lackys are, He better hope the oposition never get their act together,because that's all that's saving him now.
 

L Gilbert

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Your idiotic, extreme and disgusting remark is obviously out of step with the vast majority of Canadians. Accordingly, you should be well received here.
Idiotic?
Angus-Reid had Harpy's DISapproval rating at 50% and Abacus Data had his approval rating at 35%.
Which "vast majority" are you speaking of?

- Harper is an economist not an accountant, idiot boy,
Big deal. I forgot it was his father that was the accountant. But bean counters are bean counters whatever their tag might be, and Harpy only has a Master's degree in it.
 

tay

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If this poll is accurate it would seem to suggest that the opposition parties' shift to the right has been a monumental blunder. Harper has certainly taken the country there but, unlike the Liberals and the NDP who compliantly followed, the Canadian people, it seems, have stayed put which could plausibly explain the public disconnect with federal politics and the growing support for dissent and protest.

This should be a lesson, especially to the Liberals now looking for their next leader. With Trudeau, Garneau and Hall Findlay parked so comfortably up Harper's bitumen backside, it's time the LPC came to its senses and finally embraced a good measure of progressivism.


Majority of Canadians support grassroots protest movements: poll




A National Survey of Canadians



http://www.environicsinstitute.org/...y - backgrounder - final november 12-2012.pdf
 

taxslave

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If this poll is accurate it would seem to suggest that the opposition parties' shift to the right has been a monumental blunder. Harper has certainly taken the country there but, unlike the Liberals and the NDP who compliantly followed, the Canadian people, it seems, have stayed put which could plausibly explain the public disconnect with federal politics and the growing support for dissent and protest.

This should be a lesson, especially to the Liberals now looking for their next leader. With Trudeau, Garneau and Hall Findlay parked so comfortably up Harper's bitumen backside, it's time the LPC came to its senses and finally embraced a good measure of progressivism.


Majority of Canadians support grassroots protest movements: poll




A National Survey of Canadians



http://www.environicsinstitute.org/...y - backgrounder - final november 12-2012.pdf

What the liberal party really needs to find is a businessman(woman) to lead them. Not school teachers. Or space cadets.