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@ My point is that strategists' assumptions, if proven correct, would've been toxic for democracy. This is better.
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en réponse à journo_dale
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This is probably a bad time to be all positive about how this campaign has played out. Nevertheless...
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I do enjoy that the cop in the Layton story boasts of the force's professionalism in not leaking it.
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I guess this is where we find out if Orange Crush really is the left-wing version of the Ford Factor. If so, NDP's numbers go up tomorrow.
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@ Kind of, but with less paddling. Unless you suggest endorsing the NDP.
Il y a environ 5 heures
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en réponse à wicary
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@ It's not a secret society!
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en réponse à goldsbie
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For the record, I'm still not convinced Harper can't win his majority. But if he does, it'll make Chretien's in '97 look like an epic sweep.
Il y a environ 13 heures
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Stephen Harper hasn't even tried to capture our imagination. Will he live to regret it?
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@ Good point, actually. His was less to score points with feds than to help himself in the fall. But not much better.
8:21 PM Apr 28th
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en réponse à godot10
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I'm less bothered by Rob Ford outright endorsing Harper than I was by Brad Wall pretending to be neutral while warning of a coalition.
8:07 PM Apr 28th
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@ Or Moscow!
10:44 AM Apr 28th
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en réponse à tomclarktv
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@ I doubt he'll supplant Stanfield anytime soon. But I do feel a little bad for him, left holding the bag for his party.
8:45 AM Apr 28th
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en réponse à jm_mcgrath
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@ Or maybe I was asked to profile the guy, so I profiled him. Much as we did a day earlier with Layton.
8:41 AM Apr 28th
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en réponse à JacPatterson
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No, newspaper endorsements don't move votes. No *one* thing does: ads, speeches, platforms, leaders. That doesn't make any of them pointless
8:32 AM Apr 28th
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Incidentally, my colleague Gloria Galloway took the same kind of look at Layton yesterday.
7:25 AM Apr 28th
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I know we're all talking Jack right now. But here's my take on what kind of politician Ignatieff has turned out to be.
7:24 AM Apr 28th
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@ Don't do it. I don't even read the ones on my own columns.
9:07 PM Apr 27th
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@ I'm not on the editorial board any more, so I'll have to leave explanations to others.
8:45 PM Apr 27th
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en réponse à Nicki_Doyle
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To those offended that I said Ignatieff's too apocalyptic: It's possible to not like Harper without thinking the country's going to hell.
6:56 PM Apr 27th
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@ Not saying most people are thrilled, or don't think we can do better. Just that they're not in a state of deep despair.
5:48 PM Apr 27th
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