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Fri Apr-22-11 09:37 PM
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| New Democrat surge in Canadian election may mean Conservatives win a majority |
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as the vote on the left is split even more. Yesterday I thought the NDP surge was a great thing. Now I'm worried.
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Fri Apr-22-11 09:40 PM
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Fri Apr-22-11 10:05 PM
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| 4. Jack Layton, the NDP leader, is actually the most popular leader in the election. |
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Edited on Fri Apr-22-11 10:06 PM by applegrove
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Fri Apr-22-11 09:42 PM
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| 2. Replay of the Maine gubernatorial election. When will the Left learn? nt |
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Fri Apr-22-11 10:01 PM
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| 3. If we had a proper, liberal-progressive alternative... |
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Edited on Fri Apr-22-11 10:02 PM by Davis_X_Machina
...to the Democrats, all those tens of millions of naturally liberal-progressive non-voters on the sidelines who presently abstain, because neither party really reflects their interests, would get in the game, and together, with the sheer impact of their numbers, guarantee you'd never see a Republican president, or Congressional majority, again.
Or not, as the case may be.
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