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dancingleaf) wrote2008-10-15 07:58 am
dancingleaf) wrote2008-10-15 07:58 am
*weeps*
well Watson managed to get himself elected.
I may have to move. I cannot believe that my neighbours are such idiots as to re-elect this *blank* If I could think of something bad enough to call Watson I would put it in here.
Obviously I live in a place that is too conservative & too Catholic? to ignore the fact that Watson has consistently failed to deliver - jobs? Watson? while you're out there not doing anything for our area - watching the automakers shut down plants - just what have you been doing besides making babies? (oh right your wife does most of that.)
Harper got a minority. I suppose it was the best that we could hope for - he gained a few seats, too many in my opinion. If only the Liberals had put forward a candidate that showed even a flicker of ability. *sighs* I'm not usually a big fan of the Liberals but... Anyone But Conservative.
Results?
Conservatives hold 143 ridings, up from 127 in 2006,
Liberals were elected in 76, a drop of 19 seats from the party's standing at dissolution.
I may have to move. I cannot believe that my neighbours are such idiots as to re-elect this *blank* If I could think of something bad enough to call Watson I would put it in here.
Obviously I live in a place that is too conservative & too Catholic? to ignore the fact that Watson has consistently failed to deliver - jobs? Watson? while you're out there not doing anything for our area - watching the automakers shut down plants - just what have you been doing besides making babies? (oh right your wife does most of that.)
Harper got a minority. I suppose it was the best that we could hope for - he gained a few seats, too many in my opinion. If only the Liberals had put forward a candidate that showed even a flicker of ability. *sighs* I'm not usually a big fan of the Liberals but... Anyone But Conservative.
Results?
Conservatives hold 143 ridings, up from 127 in 2006,
Liberals were elected in 76, a drop of 19 seats from the party's standing at dissolution.
Bloc Québécois candidates were leading or elected in 50 ridings,
while NDP candidates were ahead or holding 37 seats, a gain of seven seats over the last election.
Two Independents also held on to their seats.