I'll buy you a beer if that comes to pass my friend.
I have no freaking clue which way the Canadian election is going to go.
I used to feel my personal views fit best with the NDP, but Layton has taken the party too far by trying to be anti-Liberal and anti-Conservative. They seem a little to knee-jerk lately for me, basing policy on what the other guy is not doing or doing and they don't like.
In particular I am thinking about their views on the military and Afghanistan.
I am leaning towards GREEN, but will probably wait and see how things come down the pipe and the local candidates in particular shape up.
I agree with you though, I think Harper is calling the election because he is scared, not because he thinks its winnable. He sounds like a spurned lover in my opinion.
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dancing_serpent
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Date: 2008-08-31 01:08 am (UTC)I'll buy you a beer if that comes to pass my friend.
I have no freaking clue which way the Canadian election is going to go.
I used to feel my personal views fit best with the NDP, but Layton has taken the party too far by trying to be anti-Liberal and anti-Conservative. They seem a little to knee-jerk lately for me, basing policy on what the other guy is not doing or doing and they don't like.
In particular I am thinking about their views on the military and Afghanistan.
I am leaning towards GREEN, but will probably wait and see how things come down the pipe and the local candidates in particular shape up.
I agree with you though, I think Harper is calling the election because he is scared, not because he thinks its winnable. He sounds like a spurned lover in my opinion.