The timing is right and Justin Trudeau has his homework done. I predict he will become the next Prime Minister of Canada.
Here are the factors:
1. Harper is destroying Canada as a right wing fanatic.
2. Mulcair will not solidify but rather he will confuse the NDP base.
3. Quebec support of NDP will shift to Trudeau.
4. Trudeau's message is simple, genuine, and achievable: my father left me with a beautiful country and I want to do the same for my children.
5. He has political smarts.
6. He will get the necessary hype from the media.
7. He dominates the social networks meaning youth will vote in numbers unseen before.
8. He has the generational attraction from the 50 plus who adored his father.
9. He is a Liberal in the true sense of the philosophy.
10. He will attract Canadians who enjoy seeing Canada as a respected global leader.
11. He will attract Canadians who want their politicians to stay out of the bedrooms of the nation.
12. He will attract Canadians who want their universal health care system enhanced not dismantled.
13. He will attract Canadians who are disgusted with Americanization of the country.
14. He will attract Canadians who want to see peacekeeping not war making.
15. He looks young but has a wealth of experience. Fresh, vibrant, energetic, and honest.
16. The media will enjoy accessibility - something stripped by Harper. This will result in mass media attention.
17. Strong but not as central dominated government as his father supported.
18. Arts and Culture will return to the fore.
19. Environmental prowess linked with industrial opportunities.
20. His innate sense of equality for all peoples.
As for winning the Party leadership - yes - because Liberals are looking for somebody who can win.
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Thursday, September 27, 2012
Friday, September 07, 2012
Dunderdale Come Clean on Polling!
Premier Dunderdale says:
“Polls provide a snapshot in time. Responsible leaders do not govern based on polls.”
“We will continue to govern according to the vision, principles and platform on which we were elected.”
A few questions for our Premier:
1. Does or has her party or government engaged any polling?
2. Why did her party or government engage polling?
3. Do any of her party members or political staffers involve themselves in non-scientific polling such as VOCM's question of the day or CBC NL's online questions or NTV's occasional viewer polls, or the Tely Polls?
4. Has there been any polls conducted on the Muskrat Falls proposed development - between Emera and Nalcor - by her government or party?
5. During the last provincial election did the PC Party of which Dunderdale is the leader engage or use any results of "non-solicited" polls?
6. Considering the election is a poll and a "snapshot in time" is Dunderdale prepared to go to the people by referendum on the Muskrat Falls proposed development?
7. Has the Premier, or her Party or staff ever used the results of polling to publicly state that support is with them?
8. What does Dunderdale attribute the latest "snapshot in time" result to?
9. What singular issue has garnered the most public debate over the past 10 months?
10. Considering the "snapshots in time" results continue to show loss of support for her and her government - does Dunderdale believe this is as a result of the proposed Muskrat Falls deal?
“Polls provide a snapshot in time. Responsible leaders do not govern based on polls.”
“We will continue to govern according to the vision, principles and platform on which we were elected.”
A few questions for our Premier:
1. Does or has her party or government engaged any polling?
2. Why did her party or government engage polling?
3. Do any of her party members or political staffers involve themselves in non-scientific polling such as VOCM's question of the day or CBC NL's online questions or NTV's occasional viewer polls, or the Tely Polls?
4. Has there been any polls conducted on the Muskrat Falls proposed development - between Emera and Nalcor - by her government or party?
5. During the last provincial election did the PC Party of which Dunderdale is the leader engage or use any results of "non-solicited" polls?
6. Considering the election is a poll and a "snapshot in time" is Dunderdale prepared to go to the people by referendum on the Muskrat Falls proposed development?
7. Has the Premier, or her Party or staff ever used the results of polling to publicly state that support is with them?
8. What does Dunderdale attribute the latest "snapshot in time" result to?
9. What singular issue has garnered the most public debate over the past 10 months?
10. Considering the "snapshots in time" results continue to show loss of support for her and her government - does Dunderdale believe this is as a result of the proposed Muskrat Falls deal?
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