
The Liberals find themselves consistently running at 25 to 27% in support and no matter how stupid Harper gets, the Liberals can not gain traction with voters. The same holds true for the New Democrats, albeit they have done better than the Libs in maintaining their support.
Is something going to give? I am encouraged that the Libs and NDP are talking. Even if a merger does not happen I expect that some form of co-operation will occur. To do otherwise will see Harper re-elected and maybe with a majority.
My question is do I have to call Jason, Brother? I mean Jeff and Scott and all those other LPCER bloggers like Impolitical can be silly or over excited sometimes, but at least I enjoy them. Maybe I should take a hockey attitude to this. Jason was the LPCER version of John Ferguson. Being a Habs fan I can appreciate that. Hey Brother Jason, how's it hanging?
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hi Ricky...how did you guess that I might be a bit excited? Did my BFF tell you that I had to put rocks in my pocket so I don't stick to the ceiling? :)
I realize it's going to be hard, but it is the way of the future. We need to put some excitement back in progressive politics. So if it's just a dream please don't wake me up...
I know this exciting, at least the Libs and NDP are talking. Dion tried and the Libs kicked him out of office faster than Harper can spend money on a fake lake.
The NDP has tried to work with the Libs before and kudos for trying again.
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