Green Party leader Elizabeth May challenges Peter McKay

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March 18, 2007 - Green Party leader Elizabeth May decides to run in Foreign Affairs Minister Peter McKay's home riding in the next federal election.

May's denies rumours that she made a deal with the Liberal Party so they would not run a candidate agaisnt her in Central Nova.

May also laments the loss of the former Progressive Conservative party, claiming the current Conservative party is too close to George Bush.

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[thnguyen24]

canadians never need the green party

[jeniferwedi]

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[moransylvia]

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[justanoldman1]

@insanedavis109 WOW what an asshole you are!!!

[justanoldman1]

@insanedavis109 you are one very ingorant, stupid and poorly educated person that should not be allowed to vote or even to reproduce.

[bohnerbob]

lol EPIC FAIL!!! i believe they lost 50 percent of their seats in canada... so now they are down to 1. haha the greens should go smoke dope and listen to the beetles when ever politics come up... thats what they do best.

[super80swrestlingfan]

Elizabeth May second place to Peter Mackay. lol. Prime Minister Harper rules.

[mikefastener]

I hear that Mulroney won an environmental award--something that Dion never did! I guess, it is difficult to set priorities and Dion just "never got it done"! Right?

[mikefastener]

Uhhhhh....so you think it is time to sober up?

[mikefastener]

Bottom line....Cdn's from coast-to-coast-to-coast rejected LIz May's self promoting style and told her to shutup. Tell me how I could be wrong!!!