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Originally Posted by Senator Clay Davis
So you're telling me the vast majority of CPC supporters approve of this? Considering they make up the vast majority of Canadians opposed to this, I seriously doubt it. And don't spin it otherwise, if 35% of Canadians are against this, 90% of that 35% are CPC supporters. Their base is generally pro-life, this obviously is counter to that.
This is not a good thing for Conservative no matter how much you try and say otherwise. They aren't celebrating this at all and are not happy with it because it will become an election issue and they'd rather not have this election based on social issues in any way because they most likely lose in that scenario.
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Right. The conservatives lost the last election because the Liberal Parties prostitution law was struck down in court? And they will lose the next one because the Liberal Parties doctor assisted suicide ban was struck down in court as well?
This is a minor issue to most Canadians, and the Conservatives will honor the decision of the Supreme Court, which is exactly what most Canadians expect, by proposing new legislation next year. They will also be the best party to guide the economy, which is the number one priority of Canadians.
As another Conservative supporter, I also support the Supreme Courts' decision. It's high time we codify what is an already happening, and little talked about practice in our country.