I'm feeling pretty good about it. The Quebec Separatists got totally
decimated too.
In case some haven't been religiously following the Canadian election
coverage today, you can catch up by watching the following video, to
see the dangerous, volatile political currents resulting in this
remarkable outcome:
Probably didn't know we had a Tea Party, eh?
Posted by Dean on May 4, 2011, 6:20 pm
>I'm feeling pretty good about it. The Quebec Separatists got totally >decimated too. >In case some haven't been religiously following the Canadian election >coverage today, you can catch up by watching the following video, to >see the dangerous, volatile political currents resulting in this >remarkable outcome: > >Probably didn't know we had a Tea Party, eh?
Is that eh part of the question or just that Canadian/Minnesota thing?
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Posted by Schmoe on May 4, 2011, 10:27 pm
> I'm feeling pretty good about it. The Quebec Separatists got totally > decimated too. > In case some haven't been religiously following the Canadian election > coverage today, you can catch up by watching the following video, to > see the dangerous, volatile political currents resulting in this > remarkable outcome: > > Probably didn't know we had a Tea Party, eh?
Canada had an election?
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Posted by Road Glidin' Don on May 5, 2011, 9:35 am
> > I'm feeling pretty good about it. The Quebec Separatists got totally > > decimated too. > > In case some haven't been religiously following the Canadian election > > coverage today, you can catch up by watching the following video, to > > see the dangerous, volatile political currents resulting in this > > remarkable outcome: > > > > Probably didn't know we had a Tea Party, eh? > Canada had an election?
Yep, and the whole thing was done in about a month - from the time the
election was called until the vote.
The opposition parties forced the election on a minority Conservative
government, thinking they could improve their numbers. By the time it
was over, it wound up being a majority government Conservative and
they lost all the leverage they had.
Posted by big_piper on May 5, 2011, 2:53 pm
> Yep, and the whole thing was done in about a month - from the time the > election was called until the vote. > The opposition parties forced the election on a minority Conservative > government, thinking they could improve their numbers. By the time it > was over, it wound up being a majority government Conservative and > they lost all the leverage they had.
There are some benefits to a parliamentary system of government. Short
election cycles are just one.
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>decimated too.
>In case some haven't been religiously following the Canadian election
>coverage today, you can catch up by watching the following video, to
>see the dangerous, volatile political currents resulting in this
>remarkable outcome:
>
>Probably didn't know we had a Tea Party, eh?