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Originally Posted by CaptainCrunch
Yeah, I heard that Ford held his own, Chow did ok but fumbled a few times, and Tory was a disaster.
The problem is that Chow can't just do ok, and Tory can't afford to fall back.
From reading, all sides got caught with some incorrect statements, but nobody really capitalized.
I also believe that most Toronto Voters aren't even looking at Fords issues during this election. You've got a city that's set between the inner city anyone but ford and the rest Ford or bust, and with Tory and Chow splitting votes, Ford will probably slip up the middle, smoke his opposition and take a big drink of victory.
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Exactly. I mentioned when Chow was thinking about throwing her hat in the ring I hoped she wouldn't cause it's just going to split the vote.
However, I woulda thought she would been a better debater than that.
But yeah, as for Ford's extracurricular issues it's not going to erode anymore support from him than it already has. If people are voting for him now, they obviously don't care about those issues, or believe largely it's a smear campaign.