Does Layton know when to keep his mouth shut?
- Thread starter JLM
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Conservative. All three of us. It was the first time the oldest voted. He just got back from Borden last night, says he's stoked about joining the Army. During the evening, he says... "I'm voting Conservative. They're the only party that will make sure I get the tools I need to get my job done. Air support is key to that."
Funny thing is, he used to be, like I used to be, a diehard Liberal.
Yeah, I put a hefty clamp on my nose this morning and gave them my vote- figured since I'm still eating and breathing things could be worse- just hope Harper doesn't get the idea I like him. :lol:
My wife and I already do income splitting and that won't change, I have no fear at all about voting
for the NDP and I know many who feel the same in this election. There are a lot of seniors who
want a change. There are a lot of others who do as well. I have spoken to 48 people who are
aged from 30 to 50 that have not bothered to vote in years, and today most of them have voted and
took others with them. I have also talked to a considerable number of young people 19 through 25
most of them have been to the polls and they are supporting change.
The nice part about the older people who are casting a ballot is they don't like Harper plain and
simple. I am hoping for official opposition but I would be really happy to see that smug look pushed
off Harper's face, when he is asked to vacate his office, but I fear we will have to wait a while yet.
Normally I wouldn't feel this strong about getting the conservatives out, but God I don't like social
conservatives or born again anything else either.
for the NDP and I know many who feel the same in this election. There are a lot of seniors who
want a change. There are a lot of others who do as well. I have spoken to 48 people who are
aged from 30 to 50 that have not bothered to vote in years, and today most of them have voted and
took others with them. I have also talked to a considerable number of young people 19 through 25
most of them have been to the polls and they are supporting change.
The nice part about the older people who are casting a ballot is they don't like Harper plain and
simple. I am hoping for official opposition but I would be really happy to see that smug look pushed
off Harper's face, when he is asked to vacate his office, but I fear we will have to wait a while yet.
Normally I wouldn't feel this strong about getting the conservatives out, but God I don't like social
conservatives or born again anything else either.
Hey Grumpy - you're old enough to remember old W.A.C. - remember how election after election nobody voted for him, but he managed to win 5 or 6 elections. :lol: