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Liberals narrowing gap with Tories

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Liberals narrowing gap with Tories


Political | 206943 hits | Nov 25 4:30 pm | Posted by: Hyack
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In the midst of the Mulroney-Schreiber affair, Liberal leader Stephane Dion and his party have narrowed the gap in support among decided voters between them and the leading Conservatives, a new national poll shows.

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  1. by avatar Streaker
    Sun Nov 25, 2007 2:47 pm
    The beauty in this is that, as an Ipsos-reid poll, the numbers reported inflate Conservative support. The real gap between the Libs and Cons is much narrower.

  2. by ryan29
    Mon Nov 26, 2007 3:40 pm
    the polls are early and after all the mulroney thing we shouldn't be surprised .

    but was surprised when i actually clicked on poll and gap between the two is still 10 points .

    so i'd hardly say the liberals have narrowed the gap by much .

  3. by avatar tritium
    Mon Nov 26, 2007 3:50 pm
    How does these polls, know one called me?

    With Dion as the Liberal leader, polls should be strong for the Conservatives.

  4. by avatar hurley_108
    Mon Nov 26, 2007 4:00 pm
    "tritium" said
    How does these polls, know one called me?

    With Dion as the Liberal leader, polls should be strong for the Conservatives.


    One wonders what the polls would say if they'd gone for Ignatieff...

  5. by avatar 2Cdo
    Mon Nov 26, 2007 5:11 pm
    "hurley_108" said
    How does these polls, know one called me?

    With Dion as the Liberal leader, polls should be strong for the Conservatives.


    One wonders what the polls would say if they'd gone for Ignatieff...

    I would definitely fear the Liberals with Ignatieff at the helm. But it brings up the power of the Liberal brand name and that many "liberals" would vote Liberal even if led by a slightly effeminate crybaby!

    Oh,, wait,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8O

  6. by avatar Ripcat
    Mon Nov 26, 2007 5:27 pm
    Harper sheds a tear and pouts a bit over latest poll....


  7. by avatar hurley_108
    Mon Nov 26, 2007 5:58 pm
    "Ripcat" said
    Harper sheds a tear and pouts a bit over latest poll....


    More like:

  8. by sasquatch2
    Mon Nov 26, 2007 7:16 pm
    I guess it goes under the heading "Go figure."

    I was reading in "The Beaver" about a mega scandal in 1926, which involved Mackenzie King's francophone cabinet ministers. In inquiry revealed, bribes, graft, participation on smuggling (liquor), ministerial interference in the courts, the customs department interfering with RCMP enforcement...etc.

    The corruption involved the Department of Custom and excise, and the Department of Justice at the highest levels.

    The Tories backed by the puritanical prairie Progressives succeeded in getting a committee to investigate.

    This brought down the government but Mackenzie King got a majority by running on a "hidden agenda" platform.....the Canadian electorate was indifferent to the corruption simply because of the roaring twenties attitude.

    The more things change the more they remain the same.

    However King was forced to clean house---although no-one went to prison. The corrupt chief customs officer (Jaques Bisaillon) of Montreal was put in the senate.

  9. by ridenrain
    Mon Nov 26, 2007 8:20 pm
    Won't matter a rats ass when the broke and demoralized liberal campaign workers get pissed off at trudging through the snow and chuck all the pamplets in the garbage at the local tim hortons.
    Everybody knows most of the folks who vote Liberal will already be in Florida or Mexico and won't even know there's an election because the CBC dosen't reach that far. :-)

  10. by ryan29
    Mon Nov 26, 2007 10:26 pm
    anyways cleary this article was written by a biased writer and they even included a silly picture of harper in article .


    i''d hardly consider 39 cpc to 29 lib a closing gap or any liberal momentum .

    nice try ipsos , come again when you have something worth discussing

  11. by avatar karra
    Mon Nov 26, 2007 11:24 pm
    Not to worry - even if the stilted poll is correct - it is nothing but a temporary stat and state - the only thing the LPC should worry about is closing the gap between their teeth - for obvious reasons. . . .



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