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Originally Posted by Phil McAvity
In other words become the Liberal party and stand for nothing but getting re-elected?
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If the Liberals stand for nothing, why do people have so many disagreements with their policies?
Honestly I'm not sure if your comments are skilfully crafted logical fallacies or mindless gibbering from a triggered conservative.
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Originally Posted by Loco101
I've written on here a lot about how weak of a leader Brown is and he can't take a position on anything. He's not a very good speaker and is not interesting. He came to my city and had a private meeting by invitation only about hydro issues at a downtown cafe. What type of opposition leader does that?
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He did that here, at a grocery store in a village of 200 people. There was no media announcement that it would happen until the day of the event. It's like he is hiding from dissent.
The crazy thing is, the local candidate who hosted him (a public employee from Waterloo, since no one local was willing to run for the PCs this time) has come rather close to agreeing with me, a
socialist
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Originally Posted by eternallyme
Interestingly, if the PC's smell so much blood in the city, could they perhaps feel they can afford to risk being outflanked on the right in rural Ontario? The carbon tax plan is very popular in Toronto, even if it isn't popular in the countryside. It's the same policy question the BC Liberals face right now in that province...
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That's the path to victory. This is the Province of Toronto's Suburbs now, and you have to win Toronto's Suburbs to win Ontario. The PCs need to abandon social conservatism and hyperbole and lead with logic and respect.
Can they do it?? Less than a year to go
and no one fucking knows!!