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shockedcanadian Donating Member (224 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon May-02-11 10:30 PM
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2. The NDP are not to blame.
They didn't polarize the issues and they weren't gung-ho on an election, especially during a time which made no sense. Iggy pushed for this election, noone else. The Liberals are to blame, the qualities that once made them the party of choice are gone.

This is politics, and Harper is a great politician, the opposition underestimated him and his planning. I have been disappointed with Harpers leadership to this point, and I hope he will improve, but ultimately the country has spoken, the Conservatives are by far the most popular party in the country, this slow growth has been building for years.
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