Tories changing election tune to stress majority

No one 'deserves' a majority. This is politics, not a grade on a term paper.

Less than 50%, no majority.

The day the Tories represent the interests of more than half of all Canadians is the day I take my American passport and jump the border.

K, cya.

Seriously though it's not that the country has grown more conservative and moved towards the party, it's that they've moved from the liberal party. If the Liberal party can convince people they've changed - really changed from the '90's and early 2000+ then they can win those voters back (including me). I sincerely hope they do. Until then Canadians are still feeling burnt from that last couple of Liberal majorities.

I voted CPC last two elections, but if, coming up to election time, the party looks like it'll get a majority then either i'll vote Liberal or not at all.

I'm really starting to not like this government anymore, to the point that I will strategically vote Liberal.

As for moving, I wouldn't ahve the resources for a while and even then I wouldn't because I'd have a better chance of getting the government I want by staying in Canada.

Award them?

Fat Chance Pickle Head... if they think they're going to get help for a majority in the Maritimes, they're more out in space then they realize.... and I doubt Quebec will offer much more sympathy after Harper basically branded the entire province as seperatists during the whole Coalition fiasco and fingered them as being out to destroy Canada.



It didn't work last time, it sure ain't going to work this time around. The reason why they never got their majority last time was simply because he denied there was any economic trouble on the way, that everything was perfectly fine, and provided no friggin platform other then attacks against all the other parties.

And only after the whole Coalition idea came about did he finally get off his arse and admit that there was a problem with the Economy.

Wow *Clap Clap* welcome to the future with the rest of us who knew months before



Either are a hell of a lot better then Conservatives in a minority or majority.

Seriously, since Harper and the Conservatives came to semi-power.... what have they accomplished?

How far has our country moved forward under their so-called leadership?

How many times have they lied to us?

No matter what he says... hell, he can offer to pull down his pants and get his arse slapped with a frozen trout in Dildo Newfoundland, I still won't be voting his sorry arse in.

I haven't voted Conservative yet, and I see no logic in voted for them now. They have only been a complete disapointment so far.



Acted seriously?



HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA!!!!!

Oh man... that brought a tear to the old eye.....



Ok Harper, I didn't vote for you, and I sure as hell don't appreciate you telling me what I want or don't want..... if I was a woman I'd tell you to lick me where I bleed you ignorant jerk.



Afraid of them for good reason..... second choice appeal?

They're at the bottom for me, below the Liberals, who are below the Green, who are below the Bloc, who are below the NDP.

Since when has any party in the history of Canada ever had 50% + of the vote?

A majority, so you can fulfill that promise you made to crush farmers that oppose your grain marketing 'plan'? Get bent. Read my lips:
A B C

I just spent half a minute trying to squish Praxius' signature.

Voters want stability and the Harper gov., the longest running minority in Canadian history, has proven itself in a very harsh climate. I think they have a very good chance at it, expecially if we occupy other voters with bugs on TV screens..

Wow, so quick to condemn a man who for 4 years with a minority government has been lucky if he can even wipe his ass without "permission" from the Opposition.
And you compare that to 13 years of Liberal lies, increased taxes, criminally mismanaged programs and severely reduced provincial transfers?
The partisanship in this country is disurbing to say the least.

Since when has any party in the history of Canada ever had 50% + of the vote?

Brian Mulroney, PC, 1984

Kenmore should be here to join the rest of you soon, in the meantime...

Stability? Apparently you don't remember the events of last fall...his government has been anything but stable.

Given his 'separatists' labelling of Quebecers, he can right that province off, and a lot of Maritimers are still pissed off too. He can't win that much more in the West, so I can't see him getting a majority anytime soon. If he stepped down, the Conservatives could ditch his baggage and have a chance, but I can't see that happening.

If he doesn't win a majority in the next election, he's finished. Frankly, I think they could get a majority with someone else, like MacKay, but Harper is on the verge of gaining the same 'loser' tag Martin got after the 2006 election.

What part of "longest running minority in the history of the country" did you miss?
Even still, the shipment of "Tru-dope-ia" that the media was pushing for Iggy has been lost at one of the book signings and he's still less popular that Our boy Harper.
Do please try the old "you need a new leader" ploy but unless you get a secret decoder ring, you're just another outsider.

Dodge...who was the first PM in to ever prorogue Parliament?

P.S. That's why it's the "longest running minority", not because it's stable.