Lloyd Macilquham cicblog
posted: 4:24 PM on March 17, 2012
see below: - Con robo-calls - its bad, very bad (sub-title: 'Rob'd by Robo-Call Con')
towf2011 replied: 12:46 PM on March 17, 2012
"So, how do you arrive at '65% who don't want Harper', when the margin of victory on May 2 was just barely shy of 40% (39.6% to be exact)? Time to re-do the math."
to my post:
Lloyd Macilquham cicblog
12:41 PM on March 17, 2012
"This is in itself important for all those 65% who don't want Harper.
However, with this core and the opposition so divided,
Harper has no intention of giving up power.
His justification being that he has the support of the people, Democracy be dam[redacted]ed. We, of course, saw this last time, and the time before, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
In a way, there is not much point in pursuing the Robo-Con matter.
since Stephen Harper simply will not allow by-elections to rectify the situation.
Nor will Stephen Harper allow an Inquiry."
to which is added:
"Trudeau urged all Canadians to 'stand up and be counted'
Now it is to 'stand up to be counted'.
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Reply to: towf2011
Perhaps if you are going to attack people by accusing them of not checking their math
You might at least:
- have the conviction of your statements by telling us you true name so you may be held to account.
- make some attempt to be factual.
See:
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my post to cicblog.com/comments
5 Mar.'12
"- The 'Con Power Paradigm' for all you 'WebWags' out there
Tory support steady despite robo-call, e-snooping uproars: poll Bill Curry, Globe and Mail Update, March 4, 2012
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/ottawa-notebook/tory-support-steady-despite-robo-call-e-snooping-uproars-poll/article2357747/
Posted: 11:36 AM (EDT) on March 5, 2012
Actually, the Poll is incredible. . . ."
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and
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/ottawa-notebook/tory-support-steady-despite-robo-call-e-snooping-uproars-poll/article2357747/
"A month of controversy over pensions, privacy and Pierre Poutine has failed to dent support for the Conservative Party, according to a new poll by Nanos Research.
Support for the Tories remained exactly the same – at 35.7 per cent – compared to a month earlier.
Support for the Liberals climbed slightly to 29.5 per cent from 27.6 per cent, while the NDP’s numbers were essentially unchanged at 25 per cent."
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and
"National Ballot CP 35.7%, LP 29.5%, NDP 25.0%, BQ 4.9%
http://www.nikonthenumbers.com/topics/show/208"
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and
"National Ballot CP 36.5%, NDP 28.7%, LP 25.6%, BQ 4.4%
http://www.nikonthenumbers.com/topics/show/201"
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Lloyd MacILquham cicblog.com/comments.html