Sunday Scrum: 2015 federal election
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- Susan Riley, Rosemary Barton and Martin Patriquin discuss the polling numbers leading up to the 2015 election
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Canada needs a united front on the left. Conservatives have a monopoly over right wing politics but left wing support gets divided between the NDP, Liberals and Greens. Which means that even if the majority of Canadians aren't conservative we get a conservative majority in parliament.
Welp it’s 2025 and…hmmmmm
CANADA NEEDS A BERNIE SANDERS
It matters not which party is voted into power, until we have leaders that recognise the need to reinstate the Bank of Canada as the sole progenitor of all government loans in regaurds towards sustainablity and diversification of the economy, aswell asgeopolitical endeavors, I vote no confidence towards this neocon cronyism system. They wish only too line their pockets with money by selling their subjects future and the wealth of the realm too international banks and corpetions.
Amen my friend...sad but very true!
If the conservatives win the next election I'll move to Mexico, I don't want to be a part of a country like this anymore. What happened to the CBC anyway?... The underwear thing was funny, great shout-out to HBC, the Brits House tends to joke alot more in discussions lol
+kodiak i think you spoke too soon, looks like a liberal government
superskiier50 Nah, 40% of voters are undecided and will decide when they get at the table...sad.There is a 10-15% error factor with polls. Any way we look at it, we will end up with a minority government and will all be back at the polls 2 years from now because the Liberals and Conservatives will NOT form a coalition. A minority gov has no power.Our political process is a joke.
+Chad Smithsen My pot is full,I'm ready to retire. Sad for future generations tho if the Liebrals or Cons get elected again. They are for big corporations only and never have looked after the better interest of Canadians. History has proved this over and over again. Canadians just don't get it...go figure?
+Chad Smithsen Maybe we need an asteroid to wipe out 90% of mankind so we don't have to pay taxes anymore,abide by any laws and look after ourselves like ten thousand years ago? Sadly,we are all controlled by governments but it is what it is, there is no getting away from it. That being said,we must all play the game and pretend one of these puppets is better than the other prior to an election. But do we have a choice? I wonder if not one Canadian would show up at the polls to vote, would this eventually abolish the government or would we become a police state ..hmm Nobody is forced to vote so why do they?? Every politician that has ever existed is in it for the money,fame and power. Let's not forget the cushy pension. At the end of every day, they are all crooks and liars looking out for themselves only. All I was trying to say was the the only party that has never had a chance at the Federal level is the NDP. Can they be any worse than the other two parties? Nobody knows, they can only assume. But I agree, Agenda 21 is ongoing and eventually,we will all be slaves 100 years from now,maybe sooner..
They should replace the leader of the Conservative Party. Until then Harper is the right choice for Canada.
This did not age well
@@thatweatherman4411It aged perfectly