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Left-Leaners Must Decide Whether to Vote with Head or Heart
A fractured left-leaning vote has brought up the question of whether people should vote strategically. However, does voting this way undermine the reason why we have local representation? Continue reading
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Tagged Conservatives, election, elections, federal, federal elections, Green Party, Liberals, NDP, party politics, voting
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Headless Liberals Could Return Sooner Than Expected
Recent poll results suggest Canadians may be willing to return the Liberal party to prominence sooner than anticipated. Continue reading
Posted in Politics (Menard Communications Archive)
Tagged federal, Liberals, minority government, polls
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Eschewing Courtesy May Be “Right” Move
How by going against common political courtesy, as his opponents state, Stephen Harper may be able to split a divided left-leaning vote in London North Centre. Continue reading
Home is Where the Opportunity Lies
Constituents in a community where a parachuted candidate may land must consider the effectiveness of any potential representation before going to the polls. Continue reading
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Tagged constituents, federal, Liberal, representation
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Political Strength is Home Grown
With trust issues so prevalent in Canadian politics, Belinda Stronach and Bob Rae would have no chance at the Liberal leadership. Instead a home-grown candidate must be found. Continue reading
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Tagged Belinda Stronach, Bob Rae, federal, leadership, Liberal
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