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Originally Posted by Bunk
Indeed the Fed commitments, especially timing were brutal for yes - since so many were a conditional "yes, if it's a good deal". No one would really step out and truly advocate until that happened and it was only two weeks ago. The deal was incredibly late breaking, which was hobbling. It eroded trust and left people scrambling. The Minister's interview on the Eyeopener was...very bad.
Despite how it happened. If you went back 6 months ago and said that was the deal we got. Many would have thought it's an excellent deal to run on. And it is.
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Many who supported Yes 7 months ago would say this. The general public? Mostly complaining about no new arena and a McMahon refurb. And there's another thing the Yes side underestimated, many people are refusing to vote for this because of those specific things.