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Originally Posted by vicphoenix13
I have seen signs that a merger is possible. The Liberals aren't even competitive with the Conservatives anymore in fundraising. They need another money source which the NDP can provide with union dollars. The NDP is getting tired of being a marginalized opposition party. In fact, Jack Layton said he "looked forward to governing" during the last election campaign. If there was a time when these two parties would merge, now is the time.
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I think they aren't competitive at fundraising because they have such a poor leader.
If they get a leader who people would be willing to pay to hear speak, then that will change.
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