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Rick Salutin: Canadian websites promote strategic voting as Conservative lead narrows

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[blackiron60]

Rousseau said it best: "The English think they are free, but they are only free when they elect their members of parliament," Canadians are unfortunately the same way - except for one time every four years, we really have no political say. The system needs to be reformed radically if this is to change.

[uomolinux]

She lost her Job for that - Elle a perdu son emploi pour ce geste. She seem lot more inteligent that lots of Harper ministers!

Haper ne repeésente pas ce que le Canada est, il a été porté au pouvoir par seulement 30 à 35% des gens qui ont voté.

Harper does not speak for Canadians his evangelist gov was elected by only 30 to 35% of the voters.

[Scottish036]

I'm tired of hearing Stephen Harper only got elected with 30 to 35% of the vote.

No matter what party gets in they usually only get 30 to 35% of the vote. That is the system and there is nothing wrong with it. To quote

Pierre Elliot Trudeau when Canadians don't

Like a government, in the next election. They

Vote in a different one. That is how it works,

And it does work here in Canada

[Scottish036]

Oh

[MultiJiles]

GIVE HARPER A MAJORITY if he messes up vote him out

[AcePilot101]

Real News = Liberal establishment Propaganda

Meanwhile, Greens and NDP steal votes from Liberals (not Conservatives) and the Bloc rules Quebec. And the Liberal idiots still don't get it, lol!!

[batmaneul]

The idea that the Conservative are an actual right wing, let alone an American style, party is laughable. They still believe in universal health care and all the mild socialist policies that Canada is internationaly famous for. Even the Democrats are more 'conservative' than the CPC.

[truth1234567890]

Stevie Antoinette," Let them buy cheap shares."

[unab84]

I think that Canada is nothing more (or less) than the sum of its parts... And each part is too different from the others to have a 2 party state like in the US. Alberta-Sask have a totally different mindset than C-B or Ontario, and so does Quebec. So I think we cannot have a 2 party system, and I think the more choice you have the more democratic you are. Electing the Liberals for nearly 20 years in a row wasn't a sign of an healthy democracy...

[TiradeFaction]

Voting anything other than the corporate not so different "liberal" party is a waste? This is reminding too much of an American political commentator. What I find most absurd about that is...your third party, NDP is a REAL alternative you can vote for, they already actual seats, they form provincial governments. Fuck this guy for propagating the mindset that there is no alternative, that just serves the duopoly of a two party system. You don't want to become like the US in that regard.