Brandon716
Senior Member
Its 5:25pm and the decision doesn't appear to be final as of yet...
The point remains that you supported a non-centrist right winger, Stephen Harper, when you didn't like who was leading the Liberal party.
Yet when I throw some ideas onto the discussion table you say I don't understand what I'm talking about?
I still think the coalition idea is the best way to unite the left and centre-left and show Canada they can seriously govern while retaining separate party identities with slightly different philosophies.
Edit: I think it was interesting that you and hydrogen chose to react to my comments line-by-line, basically saying that I'm just ignorant and unknowing of the Canadian system, instead of making your own statements. I'm proud to engage in discussion with new ideas, and I was flattered that yet again people chose to take my comments on line-by-line in a reactionary way instead of giving their own opinion. It kind of solidifies my belief that the left and centre-left in Canada needs some fresh ideas.
I find it more than amusing that someone who backed Harper in the last election against the Liberals is sitting here telling me they understand what is the death of the Liberal party, or that Canada has some secret NDP silent majority that will magically come out because a coalition is forged.
Its downright hilarious! LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
i guess we have to wait 'till tomorrow for any news on plug pulling.
Just to be clear Brandon, there is no legal precedent to support Ignatieff being allowed to form government without an election. Thus, there is no coalition with the NDP in the cards without first going through an election. That ship has sailed.
Anyone understand/respect the NDP positon of: "We don't want an election. We will vote no confidence in this government at every opportunity. We don't think this government should be defeated."
Anyone else think the NDP position is insane?
When your done LOLOLOLing like a little school girl, why don't you tell us how a formal alliance with the NDP will help the Liberal party get more votes?
Just to be clear Brandon, there is no legal precedent to support Ignatieff being allowed to form government without an election. Thus, there is no coalition with the NDP in the cards without first going through an election. That ship has sailed.