XPost: bc.politics, van.general, vic.general
From: gregpcarr@yahoo.ca
On Wed, 14 Apr 2010 13:01:48 -0700, "cognomen@domus.ca"
wrote:
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>"Newsfly13" wrote in message
>news:1b43a49a-11d9-4a64-8508-1e0807fe9f28@x12g2000yqx.googlegroups.com...
>>I was never a fan of Vander Zalm back when he was in government. But
>>seeing him in the spotlight with his anti-HST campaign here has
>>brought me to the realization that what this province is in dire need
>>of a credible opposition. The NDP don't cut it any more. For one,
>>they just don't have the talent right now to be heard. Secondly their
>>last spate in power convinced the electorate that the BC NDP is
>>largely ideologically irrelevant and incompetent.
>
>Yeah, yeah, yeah . . . . .
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>Angus Reid Poll shows NDP ahead
>
>A poll conducted by Angus Reid Strategies from March 13 to 15, 2010 had the
following
>provincial results (Source Data):
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>NDP - 43%
>BC Liberal - 35%
>Green - 13%
>Conservative - 6%
>
>905 people were sampled, error factor of 3.3%.
>
>These results are not surprising given the backlash over the HST.
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>>The Campbell government, meanwhile, continues unchecked in their stealthy
>>underhanded work of transforming what "B.C." means (from "British
>>Columbia", as it were) to "Bring Cash" ...
>
>
>Especially to their newly-licenced mega casinos. You know, the ones they
blasTed the NDP
>for even considering when the NDP was government?
>
Glad to see the Conservatives once again become a force in BC
politics. The Liberals have overstayed their welcome and their is a
need for a second center-right party for ppl who will never vote NDP.
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