casita
Senior Member
You really think so? I think this has motivated a lot of people to keep Ford out of office.
The other night two ladies were interviewed on the sidewalk by a TV reporter. TV guy actually used the word "strategic" in front of them.
Judging by their facial expressions, he may as well have been suggesting strategic bombing.
That is when it occurred to me that Doug was likely to get in.
ddale8 10:39am via Twitter for iPhone
RT @powellbetsy: "We have a lot of love and support out there," says Karla Ford. "The haters believe me they don't know my husband."
I don't hate Doug. Just don't ask me to vote for him.
"Is there any use of the term "haters" that doesn't amount to a dismissal of legitimate criticism of someone indefensible?"
https://twitter.com/DanFmTo/status/526747724335812608
I am voting with my heart (Chow), with no fear of Druggo getting in. This is from someone who has strategically voted in the past when needed.
I am not placing a ton of stock in the polls. I believe that Ford will be lower than he is polling, potentially substantially, likely in 3rd place and as mentioned earlier, below 20%. I think Chow has more support than the polls show.
I would be a metric ton more surprised to see Doug win before Chow. Even if the polls are taken as somewhat accurate, for Chow to pass Tory, she is going to have to pull lots of votes from Tory. Tory would come down quite a bit, but Chow would go up quite a bit, surpassing Doug. If she doesn't pull enough voters from Tory, Tory still wins. There is no going up the middle for Doug, he is too far behind Tory. At worst it will make it a tighter result, with Tory coming in lower than polled, and Chow higher, with Ford steady and a Tory mayoralty.
That being said, I do think that the strategic vote-Tory-lest-Ford movement will be the decisive factor when all is said and done. Chow really bungled her opportunity to be the champion of that block.
Nicely said. It's a shame that the subject even came up, and it's entirely thanks to Doug.
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