Leaders in the House of Commons December 2, 2008

This is the clip the media keeps talking about. I'm not sure if this is all of it. I will be looking at another 30 mins of recording. The sounds isn't all that good.

Canadians 4 Democracy
http://canadians4democracy.ca/index.php?lang=e

Stop the 2008 Canadian Coalition - The Petition Site
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/2/stop-the-2008-canadian-coalition

Our Right to Vote on the Coalition Government
http://www.petitiononline.com/mod_perl/petition-sign.cgi?CANADIAN

According to the new poll, 55 per cent of Quebecers support the Liberal-NDP coalition. In the West, only 24 per cent support the coalition.

Across Canada 37 per cent of those polled supported the coalition, compared to 58 per cent that opposed it.

Meanwhile, 39 per cent of Quebecers opposed the coalition while a whopping 72 per cent of people in the West were against it. In Ontario, 60 per cent of those polled opposed the coalition.

The Conservatives are to blame: * Canada-wide: 45 per cent * Quebec: 63 per cent * Ontario: 42 per cent * West: 31 per cent

The three Opposition parties are to blame: * Canada-wide: 40 per cent * Quebec: 22 per cent * Ontario: 43 per cent * West: 52 per cent

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Revenue earned by parties in October through public subsidy:
Conservatives: $10-million, 37% of total revenue
Liberals: $7.7-million, 63%
NDP: $4.9-million, 57%
Bloc: $2.6-million, 60%
Greens: $1.8-million, 65%

If the public subsidy is eliminated, political parties will have to rely on their own fundraising to pay for party expenses and election campaigns. Here is what each party raised in the 12-month period ending Sept. 30, according to Elections Canada:

Conservatives: $19.7-million
Liberals:$5.6-million
NDP:$5.1 million
Green party:$1.5-million
Bloc Quebecois:$861,000

http://network.nationalpost.com/np/blogs/posted/archive/2008/11/27/fiscal-upd...

Updated Mon. Dec. 8 2008
The Canadian Press-Harris-Decima survey found that only 32 per cent of respondents favoured a coalition led by Dion, with 59 per cent opposed.

Asked if they would support a coalition led by Ignatieff, 38 per cent were supportive, with 50 per cent still opposed.

The poll found that almost 70 per cent of those surveyed felt Prime Minister Stephen Harper's Conservatives should stay in power, although 41 per cent blamed them for last week's political crisis and 39 per cent said Harper should resign.

However, 51 per cent said Harper should stay on.

The poll, conducted Dec. 4-6, questioned just over 1,000 people as part of an omnibus phone survey and has a margin of error of 3.1 percentage points, 19 times in 20.

The poll also suggests that 46 per cent of Quebecers feel Harper should resign, but the margin of error is much higher for the provincial breakdown.
http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20081208/ignatieff_coalit...

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[Billy982810]

Dion is a NWO terrorist

[Mk1rceme]

Try it and we'll hand your ass to you on a platter. Fuckin' frog asshole.

[00012581]

provide Canadian with better Jobs lessor Taxes and better enforcement of cases dealing with discrimination

[LIONOFTHEBRAVE]

This is Canada's tax paying money at work. Our tax money funds, heckling children, that argue and heckle while acting like they care, when they truely don't. As adults, they may accomplish more, but I guess we will never know seeing how these children have monopolized the Canada.

[manka6]

JICHAEL MACKSON FOR PRIME PRESIDENT

[wergrethe]

oh, man, it's very distracted, how can you talk and make decisions when people are yelling in the background like a supermarket.

[Cnd1867]

Ya except the Liberals in ontario will vote conservative because they don't like the NDP, the western NDPers will vote Conservative because they don't like the Liberals and both the Liberals and NDPers in the east don't like eachother and will vote conservative. The only province where the coalition might actually gain is in Quebec

[AndrewJamesYo]

horrible language...the french part i mean... fuck was fine

[AndrewJamesYo]

thank god

[jmay2002]

Dion BLAH BLAH i can't speak english!!!!

[Marine2480]

I was thinking of voting for the NDP, but I voted for the Conservatives in the last election. Now I know I made the right choice not voting for the NDP.

The Liberials and the NDPs have to wake up and snap the fuck out of this coalition.