Pale spells out the possible dangers of a Con majority.
Thankfully it seems Canadians don't want Harper to have one.
They don't seem to want an election before 2013 either :
Harris Decima also polled on public support for the various positions of the opposition leaders on confidence votes :
Duceppe : Will support the budget measure because it contained a tax credit for home; after that -all bets are off
Layton : Will support keeping government in power till new EI money starts flowing.
Ignatieff : Will no longer support any government measures.
"Nationally, Jack Layton’s position is the most popular, supported by almost 3-in-4 Canadians.
This position has broad appeal nationwide with no less than 66% in any region indicating they support his position on the matter. Among New Democrats, 81% are supportive of this position, while 13% are opposed. The position of the NDP leader is also supported by 70% of Liberals and 78% of Conservatives."
Huh.
Angus Reid (September 29-30, n = 1000 online)
CPC 37% ... Lib 27% ... NDP 17% ... BQ 11% ... Green 6%
Ekos (September 23-29, n = 3216 auto dialed)
CPC 36.0% ... Lib 29.7% ... NDP 13.9% ... BQ 9.8% ... Green 10.5%
Ipsos Reid (September 22-24, n = 1001 phone)
CPC 37% ... Lib 30% ... NDP 14% ... BQ 9% ... Green 9%
Leger (September 22-25, n = 3602 phone)
CPC 36% ... Lib 30% ... NDP 17% ... BQ 8% ... Green 8%
Plus ça change ...
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Totally OT here Allison but did you catch Harper's "Canada is the envy of the world" comments after the G20 summit.
http://www.calgaryherald.com/business/Every%20nation%20wants%20Canada%20Harper/2037877/story.html
:)
The one where he announced that Canada is the envy of the world due to having suppressed any knowledge of its history of colonialism? Yeah. That Steve - such a kidder.
Lol, that would be the one.
What a doofus.
His new slogan for us:
"Canada - big enough to make some difference, too little to be a threat."
It just brings tears to one's eyes.
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