Not votingFollow

It's very popular in the US.
Canadian A > Canadian B. Good joke.

Edited, Fri Jan 20 20:15:07 2006 by Priran

Trudeau

I'm done

Still upset about his pirouette Nobby?



Well there lies the problem.

First I need to own property (nothing major there).
Next a disposable income of a couple thousand dollars to register.
A disposable income of 50-100,000 dollars for adverstising and promoting myself.

The means to enter and run a succesful campaign against already established parties is next to impossible for the average canuck. That and the way the Canadian parliament is set up, party that wins the most seats forms government. A bunch of independants would have to in the end work ground up and form a party in order to get anywhere.

Isn't Kermit the Frog often a leading vote-getter int he US?

Joe Comuzzi the guy voted against same sex marriage and yes of course he also said adscam "was the way they do politics in Quebec.". So not much of a gem their.

Of course I still remember Rae and the NDP and how they ran deficit spending that was the main reason their is so much anti NDP sentiment in ontario even a decade afterwards. Also the whole NDP platform complaining about liberal tax cuts for corporations and the ndp promise to remove them sounds good on the surface. Why oh why should we give big corporations tax cuts? Couldnt they better serve the little guy? Nevermind that a lot of those tax cuts are meant to promote new business growth in canada and investment which is why the economy is booming even with a rising canadian dollar. Plus Jack Layton is just dumb as nails. He is a liberal equivalent of George W. Bush.


And of course Conservative isnt even a choice for the reasons you stated.

I am going to vote, I even called and got registered at my new address. I am in a urban setting which tends to go either Liberal or NDP so I am not to worried.

But you see where I am at. Liberal s while effectively governing are just so corrupt I cant stomach them anymore. The NDP while they speak out and have some good ideas have shown consistently from past experience that they are ineffectual and wrack up huge deficits which I am not a fan of. Conservatives are plain out evil and going to gut all public works while slashing taxes to corporations and the wealthy and leaving middle and lower class canadians with nothing. Then there is the green party who are unrealistic in all their platform views.