vote out vellacott
posted by fresh @ 10:00 p.m.
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Monday, January 16, 2006
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Awwwww, isn't that sweet. The Liberal supporters have dreamed up another weak bunch of lies.
There, there, run along and play now, I'm sure your political masters won't be in prison too long.
Last minute sanity .....
It ain’t over until it’s over, folks.
Despite what Allan Gregg and other pollsters would have people believe, there is movement and it isn’t all in favour of the Tories. Hidden in the bowels of several polls are results which show a drop in Harper’s popularity, and a tightening of the race between the Liberals and Tories.
This morning, January 17, Ekos overnight poll showed the national gap had closed to 6%, with both Liberals and NDP rising and Harper’s Tories falling.
In many polls, Atlantic Canada has moved away from the Tories back towards the Liberals. Ontario is divided.
Why the movement? Because the Liberal ads are working – they do show voters have a choice. And because the Tory platform does show in stark terms the nature of the choice – tax cuts for the very wealthy versus hidden cuts of social services. And, of course, a $20 billion gap caused by Harper’s attempt to buy votes in Quebec by funneling federal taxes to that province.
It will only be over on the night of January 23rd, five long days away. Watch that gap closely – it is going to close a lot more.
Yep, I've seen this website along with the website for Rob Anders. Frankly, I don't much care for either MP, even though I am Conservative. Fortunately I don't live in their ridings so I don't have to vote for them- as I plan on voting Conservative regardless.
However, what I think is funny is how these people attack Conservatives only. I think, while we're at it, let's throw out some Liberal MPs: Andrew Telegdi defends using the word "nigger", and Tom Wappel and Jim Karygiannis are both staunch socons who are anti-abortion and won their riding nominations thanks to anti-abortion groups. I doubt the Tories are the only ones who have MPs that need to go.
I cannot stand Maurice Vellacott either. Unfortunately since the riding includes some rural areas that are quite religious, his harsh social conservatism will ensure he wins massively there to make up for any shortcomings in Saskatoon. This would be a good riding for the NDP to step aside so we could throw him out. If you live in Saskatoon-Wanuskewin, don't vote for Maurice Vellacott, he is unfit for public office.
People like Vellacott give Christianity its bad name. Christians don't exclude. Jesus taught to include. Vellacott is a Christian in name only. He is one of those false prophets warned about.
-WV
The left teaches us to despise stereotypes and broad generalisations. But they love to wave their own sweeping and false generalisations around about Christ such as this one: "Jesus taught to include." Elementary reading skills and an open Bible make short order of such nonsense: Woe unto you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! for ye are like unto whited sepulchres, which outwardly appear beautiful, but inwardly are full of dead men's bones, and of all uncleanness. Matthew 23:27
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