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Lincoln:

--- Quote from: africas seed on January 19, 2006, 08:41:13 PM ---^^^o for real i didnt know that. so the govt cant do anything no matter what. so i guess all this talk of paul martin lowering tuition prices for students' first and last years of post secondary is all political bullshit? and i thought i read that the conservatives are like paying $300 for students textbooks or sumthin

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See the thing is technically Martin can sign deals with the Premiers to lower fees but the problem is Premiers don't tend to like their jurisdiction having federal involvement, and it would likely end up with a bunch of meetings that go nowhere because Martin has no balls when it comes to the provinces.

Now the textbook thing ($500) would work out because it would be a tax deduction. I think that would work out well.

KiCkAsS:
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Lincoln:
Well, today is the day, predictions?

Conservative - 135
NDP - 40
Bloc - 58
Liberals - 73
Green - 2

africas seed:
^^^ good prediction
2 seats for the greens isnt that quite a bit for them?
i read somewhere that the bloc might be the minority get the 2nd most seats and be the offical opposition. what would that mean for the rest of canada as they dont give a shit bout everyone else?

Lincoln:

--- Quote from: africas seed on January 23, 2006, 04:03:04 PM ---^^^ good prediction
2 seats for the greens isnt that quite a bit for them?
i read somewhere that the bloc might be the minority get the 2nd most seats and be the offical opposition. what would that mean for the rest of canada as they dont give a shit bout everyone else?

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2 is a lot for the Greens but I could see it happening.

Bloc as official opposition means nothing really, they were there 1993-1997 as well. It's just a consitutional convention.

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