Ah yeah, that videoThe one where scheer tried to shake trudeau's hand and call him a liar. Trudeau just smiled and continued on. Kernal posted in 1 page back.
Disgusting
Ah yeah, that videoThe one where scheer tried to shake trudeau's hand and call him a liar. Trudeau just smiled and continued on. Kernal posted in 1 page back.
Yeah, why aren't Liberal voters going ABC and switching to NDP already??
19% for PPC.
Damn you Kinsella, you had one job!
Short version: The Buffalo Chronicle is a literal fake news outlet which has ties to Roger Stone (needs no introduction) and Frank Parlato Jr. (an ultra wealthy American jackal who made their fortune via gentrification) that's been pumping out a ton of disinformation throughout this election (it would also explain where they got the idea to Canadaland, an actual C a C&D order after they reported on them being serial liars). That was my understanding of the article; the fact that they have ties to Roger Stone or any of his associates at all set off a room full of alarm bells for me.Caz I read that story by Amy McPherson and I just can't follow the narrative.
Prime Minister Bernier is pleased.
oh wow
wind is shifting, hold onto yer butts
still think the NDP has a pretty good chance of ending this with less seats than they had going in but it won't be a disaster for them, and makes a near-term next election pretty interesting... if they can find more money
Short version: The Buffalo Chronicle is a literal fake news outlet which has ties to Roger Stone (needs no introduction) and Frank Parlato Jr. (an ultra wealthy American jackal who made their fortune via gentrification) that's been pumping out a ton of disinformation throughout this election (it would also explain where they got the idea to Canadaland, an actual C a C&D order after they reported on them being serial liars). That was my understanding of the article; the fact that they have ties to Roger Stone or any of his associates at all set off a room full of alarm bells for me.
Those BC polls are interesting but meaningless without riding polls to go with them. Wouldn't matter as much if we had PR (thx Justin) but with FPTP it makes it all the more important to not let the cons win.
Probably gonna be stuck voting liberal but it would have been nice to have actual data and choices to go on.
heh, yeah. i listened to Oppo just today and it's safe to say Ling is not taking that C&D very seriously. had no idea about the Rogers Stone connectionShort version: The Buffalo Chronicle is a literal fake news outlet which has ties to Roger Stone (needs no introduction) and Frank Parlato Jr. (an ultra wealthy American jackal who made their fortune via gentrification) that's been pumping out a ton of disinformation throughout this election (it would also explain where they got the idea to Canadaland, an actual C a C&D order after they reported on them being serial liars). That was my understanding of the article; the fact that they have ties to Roger Stone or any of his associates at all set off a room full of alarm bells for me.
well, who could have forseen Zombie BlocYeah, after getting massacred in Quebec it was basically impossible for them to have a positive seat change. Props to Singh though, I don't love him but he has campaigned well enough to stop the bleeding to a surprising degree. I wonder how many former NDP MPs regret their decision to not run again.
B.C. PoliERA: What are your thoughts on the current Horgan-led NDP/Green coalition?
What riding are you in that you figure you should go Liberal if the NDP is running second place in BC? Vancouver South, White Rock? Somewhere else in the Fraser Valley?
My take from this poll is that "ABC" City of Vancouver voters aside from Vancouver South should probably go NDP. Surrey go NDP, Richmond Lib maybe? Tri-Cities NDP, elsewhere in the valley Liberal? Kelowna Liberal.
Edit: Forgot about Vancouver Quadra. Probably gotta vote Liberal here too I'd think.
White rock? Woah what are you doing in my neck of the wood!? Somehow I thought you're in coquitlam area! Also that area is forever conservative lolWhite Rock here, what uppppp, will always be voting Liberal because it's a CPC stronghold otherwise. Haha.
Not that 338 means much but Greens are at 9%, NDP at 7. CPC is 41 vs LPC 35 right now.
I encourage NDP votes where they count for ABC though.
White rock? Woah what are you doing in my neck of the wood!? Somehow I thought you're in coquitlam area! Also that area is forever conservative lol
My new riding, Victoria, looks to lean NDP over Green so I guess I'll vote NDP? I've always voted Liberal but I'd rather NDP than Greens so...
My new riding, Victoria, looks to lean NDP over Green so I guess I'll vote NDP? I've always voted Liberal but I'd rather NDP than Greens so...
B.C. PoliERA: What are your thoughts on the current Horgan-led NDP/Green coalition?
Heading into the weekend the NDP in BC appear to have surged past the Liberals so perhaps my dream of Hedy Fry being ousted from her seat will become a reality.
If you're in BC and you feel you may need to vote "strategically" to keep out the Conservatives, the Liberal candidate may not be the best choice.
Bit of a Green drop there too. Perhaps the NDP will take back the Nanaimo seat they lost in the byelection.
For someone who cared about PR and the environment, he certainly flipflopped so fast with the half assed referendum and the construction of LNG Canada Kitimat and B.C. Hydro's new Site C dam.
I'm indifferent to B.C. politics because neither are social conservatives. The only thing I can take from Horgan at this time is the end of MSP starting next year. For a such a progressive province in a country that has free healthcare, it's kinda odd that we always have to pay $37 a month for it.
What riding are you in that you figure you should go Liberal if the NDP is running second place in BC? Vancouver South, White Rock? Somewhere else in the Fraser Valley?
My take from this poll is that "ABC" City of Vancouver voters aside from Vancouver South should probably go NDP. Surrey go NDP, Richmond Lib maybe? Tri-Cities NDP, elsewhere in the valley Liberal? Kelowna Liberal.
Edit: Forgot about Vancouver Quadra. Probably gotta vote Liberal here too I'd think.
Wasn't it free before - until Gordon Campbell of the BC Liberals made premiums a thing?
Anyone know? My memory is foggy on this.
Don't listen to himIf you're in Vancouver Granville then vote for Jody Wilson-Raybould - INDEPENDENT.
I dunno, I asked my dad about this and he said it existed when Glen Clark was Premier.
It does seem that way, doesn't it?So let me get this straight, Canada has about 60-70% of the population voting for three centre left - left leaning parties, yet still uses first past the post. Potentially letting 30% of population take the country in a direction no one voted for, is this something that will change? Seems broken
That's because it is. But no one who campaigns on electoral reform has enough of a spine to implement it without a referendum, and when a referendum is put out for a vote, it includes the status quo "No" on the ballot that is then accompanied by a smear campaign (mostly by the right wing, but also centrists when their party isn't in power) that suppresses the "Yes" vote. Which is likely what those politicians want to happen, since... hey, they just won, FPTP works for them again (until it suddenly doesn't), and a referendum means they technically fulfilled their campaign promise. Trudeau took it a step further and backed down from the referendum entirely.So let me get this straight, Canada has about 60-70% of the population voting for three centre left - left leaning parties, yet still uses first past the post. Potentially letting 30% of population take the country in a direction no one voted for, is this something that will change? Seems broken
Yep, but no party will support the conservatives unless they get a decent sized minority which is not likely at this point. I wouldn't be surprised if they ended up losing like 160-115 to the Liberals at this point.At least were I live in Alberta provincially the party who wins always forms a majority government with between 40 and 55 percent of the vote.So let me get this straight, Canada has about 60-70% of the population voting for three centre left - left leaning parties, yet still uses first past the post. Potentially letting 30% of population take the country in a direction no one voted for, is this something that will change? Seems broken
Somebody should probably run on a platform of implementing voting reform, I bet they'd do really well and people would like them when they followed through on their campaign promise.So let me get this straight, Canada has about 60-70% of the population voting for three centre left - left leaning parties, yet still uses first past the post. Potentially letting 30% of population take the country in a direction no one voted for, is this something that will change? Seems broken