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Originally Posted by CaptainCrunch
For the first time in 20 years I refused to vote conservative, but I couldn't vote Liberal or NDP or Wildrose either.
The sad thing politically is its a real indictment of the lack of leadership by the Liberal's and NDP more so then anyone believing in the PC's.
The Libs and NDP are going to have to gut their leadership and start over, people didn't believe strongly enough in their message to change their votes.
This is a truly terrible election result as no message has been sent to a conservative party thats been basically allowed to mail in the last term and this election.
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Well, a message has been sent, but it's been sent to the left wing. And that message is: "Just because people may want change doesn't mean you don't have to work for their vote."
The Liberals expected to gain a ton of vote with no work at all. Their plan this year might have been worse than their disasterous "The rest of Canada can't be wrong" campaign of 1935.
The NDP are always going to be irrelevant in this province, and the Liberal name is a stain. Perhaps they should merge those parties under a new banner, close to or slightly left of where the Liberals are now