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Originally Posted by transplant99
I thought Trudeau was awful...particularly at the end. That was just a terrible pitch.
Mulcair was really good.... however (other than the "creep" factor he exuded at times) I think he got one right in the teeth towards the end when the subject was security and he once again spun it back to the environment which just looked foolish.
May was way better than I thought she was ever able to be, though that's not saying much.
Harper was just...there. really had no answer on the Senate stuff and no where to hide when it was brought up. Though he did feel a lot more "Prime Ministerial" than any of the others, which he should be able to pull off of course.
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We did not watch the same thing then.
I was actually impressed with May, not that it matters. And Trudeau, until whatever that closing statement was. Harper was unimpressive, but I think he did and Said what he needed to do.
If Muclair wasn't the biggest loser, I dunno. He is last on the list of leaders I would vote for. He was the farthest off the mark in the whole evening and on sovereignty it was downright painful. Trudeau absolutely schooled him. Muclair came across as shifty and untrustworthy, imo.