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Saviolo

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7. He's flailing.

Reply to applegrove (Original post)

Mon Oct 21, 2019, 08:53 AM

Oct 2019

I think he's more likely to hurt himself doing that than to do any lasting damage to Trudeau's Liberals. He may even push the Liberals into a slim majority.

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Andrew Scheer brings up Quebec Separation on last day of the campaign [View all] applegrove Oct 2019 OP

I read CBC's Poll tracker ritapria Oct 2019 #1

The NDP don't have a chance but will play an important role, like the greens applegrove Oct 2019 #2

It looks likely that the Liberals will form a Minority Govenment ritapria Oct 2019 #3

Yes. And yes. applegrove Oct 2019 #6

My aunt and cousin in Quebec are very rightwing and want a 45 type leader. AJT Oct 2019 #4

Well the Peoples Party that is anti immigrant is only at 2.4 % in the polls. applegrove Oct 2019 #5

He's flailing. Saviolo Oct 2019 #7