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I half expected to see something about the Harper contempt of Parliament thing here.

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Of course I don’t want Ignatieff in the PMO, but I can see no way for him to win this election cycle.

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Die Macher said on March 24th, 2011 at 2:54 pm

Whenever Blob Ford shows up on TV I expect him to say “Waagh, I am issuing an arrest warrant for the Batman, waagh” and then bite Jan Hooks’s nose off.

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Eric S. Smith said on March 24th, 2011 at 6:51 pm

Gilles Duceppe, even if he had a mathematical chance at it, is much too smart to try for the job. Which is to say, smarter than His Iggness.

I’m hoping that after this election, the Liberals go with Rae. Ideally, the day after it’s over, if not the night of the defeat.

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Anything to get Harper out. ANYTHING. Even if it means having Iggy in.
Anything.

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Lawnmower Boy said on March 25th, 2011 at 7:02 am

Ed: You’ll get your wish if the Tories don’t get a majority. (Pigs flying, Film at 10.) Who replaces him in the PMO is another matter, though.
In the mean time, Jack Layton can dream that once Iggy goes down, Canada will awaken from its long national nightmare and turn to the NDP to save it. Goober.

Is Martha Hall-Findley still alive?

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I fully expect to see Elizabeth May in the HoC, and will be heartbroken if she doesn’t get in.

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Eric S. Smith said on March 25th, 2011 at 8:01 am

The NDP are federal politics’ eternal optimists — I’m sure that many of them believe that, if all of the stars align, they can finish a strong third.

It won’t happen, but if Clement were to replace Harper, we could enjoy (?) a sort of a 1990s Ontario grudge match between Clement Tories and Rae Liberals. Not sure what’d be in it for the rest of the country, but I’m still bitter.

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This nineteen-year-old is sobbing whilst holding the shattered dream of a green party pm in their hands.
I’m still allowed to be an idealist, right.

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