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Originally Posted by Bobblehead
I think they harmed their chances in Ont, but I guess that remains to be seen. I also don't think Ont. wants to vote for Dion. I could see Layton coming up through the middle - another 3rd choice gainer.
I don't think the CPC will increase their seat count in Ontario anymore with Harper as the leader.
Pure guess, but that is my feeling.
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If the Leger Marketing poll in today's Sun is any indication, I don't think that Harper is risking much in Ontario.
While the province is virtually split on whether an election or a coalition is preferable, Ontario is as concerned as the rest of Canada over the inclusion of the separatists, and holds the most confidence in the Conservatives as the choice to lead Canada through these economic times.
It was notable that in the poll, 33% of Canadians said the Conservatives were the best choice to lead us, but only 19% said the coalition. The Liberals alone got 14%.
So it comes down to the fact that nobody in Canada actually believes this coalition is good for the economy, and clearly, 62% of Canadians do not support this coalition.
So why are these hypocrites continuing to try and pass their selfish intentions off as "what's best for Canadians"? We don't believe them when they say that, and that includes Ontarians.