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"Truth be told... It's kind of funny that the only country in the whole world that thinks voting for a republican is an okay thing, is the U.S.A. itself...
"Kinda scary..."
-- Ed "Mr Jitters" Appleby (author of the comic strip Ed's R Us), 2008-11-04
[Dear Mr. Appleby: Isn't it kind of hair-splitting to say that when some of your countrymen voted for CCRAP candidates? :-þ Still, apart from that you've got a point.]
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2)the main problem as I see it, is that Canada has 3 liberal parties(liberal, NDP, and green), and one conservative, with the Québécoise acting as the swing vote. :3
LJ: keith_m043
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The main problem with that line of argument is that the Liberal party isn't (they're centre-right at best these days and economically neoconservative), the Green party are only liberal on environmental issues, inasmuch as you can peg environmentalism as a "left" position (they are fiscal conservatives and have a strong social-authoritarian streak), and of the major parties, the Bloc Quebecois are our most strongly traditionally leftist party.
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