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Originally Posted by The Special One
I don't think this party is as right-wing as people are making out. I heard their new leader on the radio on Thursday and she sounded very reasonable. Pro-choice, pro-gay rights, anti-government spending. In short, the perfect social liberal, fiscal conservative. She's got my vote in the next provincial election.
When will they come up with candidates for the next election? (sometime in late 2012 or very early 2013 I'm assuming). To be taken seriously as a political party they must somehow raise the funds to compete in all 83 ridings.
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Being socially liberal and fiscally conservative makes you a libertarian.
Although she is pro-universal health care, so she's not as libertarian as many would make out.
As for the money side of the equation, Jane Morgan could chime in, but I think raised quite a bit of money last go around. I assume that would increase with the increase in popularity.