Majority of Canadians don't believe Harper on Duffy Trial

[darkbeaver]

A far smarter idea would to see if bill C51 actually works and send terrorist lovers out of the country.

That would include the deportation of most Canadian politicians you daft dipsh it.

 

[taxslave]

That would include the deportation of most Canadian politicians you daft dipsh it.

Nope. Only people like you and a few other leftards that like terrorists better than Canadian citizens.

 

[JLM]

The most important thing to Canada right now is to get rid of Harper before he sends more Canadians to the bankers wars.

I would totally agree if there was someone better to replace him, but so far no one has thrown his/her hat in the ring. The two main contenders are f**king jokes!

That would include the deportation of most Canadian politicians you daft dipsh it.

That term would more properly belong to you, methinks!

Nope. Only people like you and a few other leftards that like terrorists better than Canadian citizens.

Some people aren't a bit bashful about stepping forward and advertising their ignorance.

 

[tay]

Duffy’s Revenge: The Fallout of the Trial






While the Mike Duffy trial doesn’t appear to have had a significant direct impact on votes as of yet, it does appear to be impacting voters’ perceptions of the party leaders, according to a new Ipsos poll conducted on behalf of Global News.


Thinking about who would make the best Prime Minister of Canada, Thomas Mulcair (37%, +6 since April) now has a significant lead over both Justin Trudeau (32%, +2) and Stephen Harper (31%, -7), who has declined significantly since a similar poll conducted in April of 2015, well before the beginning of the trial.




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Duffy’s Revenge: The Fallout of the Trial Harper (31%, -7) Now Last as Best Choice for PM, Mulcair (37%, +6) Stands First with Trudeau (32%, +2) Following | Ipsos

 

[JLM]

Duffy’s Revenge: The Fallout of the Trial






While the Mike Duffy trial doesn’t appear to have had a significant direct impact on votes as of yet, it does appear to be impacting voters’ perceptions of the party leaders, according to a new Ipsos poll conducted on behalf of Global News.


Thinking about who would make the best Prime Minister of Canada, Thomas Mulcair (37%, +6 since April) now has a significant lead over both Justin Trudeau (32%, +2) and Stephen Harper (31%, -7), who has declined significantly since a similar poll conducted in April of 2015, well before the beginning of the trial.




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Duffy’s Revenge: The Fallout of the Trial Harper (31%, -7) Now Last as Best Choice for PM, Mulcair (37%, +6) Stands First with Trudeau (32%, +2) Following | Ipsos

I think the majority of sensible Canadians don't give a rat's a$$ either way. If you want the real answer ask yourself this question ...............A owes you $1000, B pays it. Do you really give a sh*t?