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Originally Posted by Ark2
Anyone else reading some of the user comments on CBC.ca? Pretty hilarious. It's as though all the Liberal supporters got together in one place to cry and moan about the election results.
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Its hard to say whats worse; the crying by the Liberal supporters or the incessant gloating by the CPC supporters.
We get it, 4th times a charm. Now head to work and start preparing on spinning that G8/G20 AG report that we all know is waiting to welcome you back to parliament.
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Originally Posted by killer_carlson
I find Chantal Hebert to be the best political analyst, followed by that guy from MacLeans.
Chantal made me a fan throughout this election.
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Andrew Coyne is really good. I find myself agreeing with him more and more, and he seems incredibly cynical (a quality that I really like watching) but at the same time very knowledgeable. He has single-handedly made me much more libertarian in my views on a number of subjects, just because the guy is really smart. (He also retweeted me once during the campaign, so that endeared him to me). Seriously though he is really unbiased and hates on the parties all relatively equally.
Chantal is also good to watch I think. She was the first one calling what was going on in Quebec (about 3 weeks ahead of the election I think?). She didn't say at that point that the NDP were going to steamroll, but she was the first reporter I saw talk about the voters and how things were really changing there.
So he doesn't get left out Allan Gregg is good when discussing polls and things like that. He's really informative and talks about things like messaging and communications quite well.
I know its cool to hate on the CBC on CP. In reality though that is the most informative political panel or piece of any news broadcast in the country. There might be a stand-alone show that does it better (recommendations?), but for the 15-20mins they get its really well done IMO.