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Lincoln:
Less than a half hour ago. Election campaign starts tommorrow, looks like it will be January 16 or 23.

Twentytwofifty:
Thank god!

Even though I'm not confident things will change.  I think we're stuck with the Liberals forever.   >:(

Lincoln:

--- Quote from: Knuckles on November 28, 2005, 04:23:13 PM ---Thank god!

Even though I'm not confident things will change.  I think we're stuck with the Liberals forever.   >:(

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Beautiful avatar there.

I think the Tories have a good shot as long as they run a good campaign. The Liberals aren't up too much and governments typically fall at least 5 points during a campaign. Stay positive.

ToOoOoN!!!:


LOLOL

Twentytwofifty:

--- Quote ---Martin criticized the "alliance of new-Conservatives, the separatist Bloc Québécois and the New Democrats" for forcing an election.

He warned Canadians that during this campaign, they will hear nothing positive from the opposition because they have "no positive agenda for Canada."

"That is the fundamental difference between us," he said.

Martin, who boasted of his government's economic and social record, took particular aim at Conservative Leader Stephen Harper.

"The Canada that is imagined by Stephen Harper and the Conservatives is starkly different from the Canada that we want to build."

He accused Harper of being silent on the softwood lumber dispute with the Americans and accused him of allying himself with the separatists.

Martin slammed the Bloc for only wanting one thing: "A referendum to divide us and break up our country .... Ask them if the world is going to wait for us. Our competitors are not within our borders; our competitors are outside our borders. It is not the time to divide us. We will win."
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