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Now the Sun is leaning into “this isn’t fair, a majority of Canadians didn’t vote for JT, why does he get to be PM again?”
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Oct 22, 2019 04:53
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Okay gently caress off lisa raitt and gently caress off this woman with the 1970s haircut
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TheKingofSprings posted:It's somewhat difficult to admit the places you live in (and love in some cases) are also racist hellholes Not emptyquoting this.  If nothing else I can take solace in the fact that we aren't stuck with a conservative majority government for a few more years.
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Dreylad posted:excuse me, Eye of Layton We going to rechristen it as the Eye of Singh?
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Oct 22, 2019 04:55
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Weird BIAS posted:We going to rechristen it as the Eye of Singh? Yeah probably not.
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MaoistBanker posted:Some people are going to try to convince Trump to buy Alberta and Saskatchewan this week just you wait. Those people would be Jason Kenney and the majority of Albertans (sorry weird little orange blob in Edmonton).
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Oct 22, 2019 04:57
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Candice Bergen got 70% of the vote. I hate my riding!
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Oct 22, 2019 04:57
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Oh poo poo, Global dude just said the territories are going to matter more due to climate change Blue voters gonna be pissed
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Oct 22, 2019 04:58
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littleorv posted:Candice Bergen got 70% of the vote. I hate my riding! Wait, Murphy Brown?
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Oct 22, 2019 04:59
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littleorv posted:Candice Bergen got 70% of the vote. I hate my riding! I, too, hate my conservative riding.  
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Oct 22, 2019 04:59
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Found out my riding went to the Liberal Incumbent in Burlington, ON. Could have been worse easily considering it was Conservative for like 10 years or something before that and the challenger this time was considered reasonably strong.
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Oct 22, 2019 05:00
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MaoistBanker posted:Some people are going to try to convince Trump to buy Alberta and Saskatchewan this week just you wait. On it.
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Oct 22, 2019 05:01
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 this is doug ford's riding (renata is rob's widow) lol
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Oct 22, 2019 05:03
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Picnic Princess posted:I knew a strategic vote didn't stand a chance in my riding, so I voted true. But I was surprised and pleased to see someone on my street with a Green lawn sign, that takes balls here. Never thought I would see someone here be that bold. My NDP sign was stolen and trashed, and my back fence graffitied in the provincial election. I didn't bother getting one this time, even aside from not being sure who I'd vote for until a few days ago. I've got mad respect for that green sign owner, though.
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yellowcar posted:
Wow that's a pretty on the nose name for a Ford riding isn't it
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Oct 22, 2019 05:05
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yellowcar posted:
I still don't understand how you go from winning a majority government to the Albatross of an entire party in just over a year and now we're stuck with the fat gently caress till at least 2022 even though everybody justifiably hates him now. Little late for that this cycle
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Kale posted:I still don't understand how you go from winning a majority government to the Albatross of an entire party in just over a year Voters are extremely dumb
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Kale posted:I still don't understand how you go from winning a majority government to the Albatross of an entire party in just over a year and now we're stuck with the fat gently caress till at least 2022 even though everybody justifiably hates him now. Little late for that this cycle It pretty much cost the CPC the election so we took one for the team but ugh, he is going to triple down on all his dumb bad ideas and this province likely wont ever recover.
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EDITORIAL: Post-election, it’s time for a dose of humility Ha ha ha...gently caress you.
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MaoistBanker posted:Some people are going to try to convince Trump to buy Alberta and Saskatchewan this week just you wait. Already happened  The majority of Canadians voted for a left-leaning government and that's good enough for me. Vote splitting isn't a problem on the right when the other party is the PPC lol
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Oct 22, 2019 05:14
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Oct 22, 2019 05:15
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As a newish Canadian should I be worried that a federal party that has won a few seats is talking a lot about sovereignty?
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Stay safe canagoons, I love you all and am only I little sippy-poo drunk cuz I gotta work in the morning
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sweet thursday posted:The majority of Canadians voted for a left-leaning government and that's good enough for me. Vote splitting isn't a problem on the right when the other party is the PPC lol ? ~35-36% voted for a right-wing government ~24% voted for a left-wing or left-wing-with-racist-characteristics government But the largest block of voters, about 39, chose Forward.
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sweet thursday posted:Already happened I'm honestly not sure whether to feel good or bad that the PPC didn't significantly split the vote on the right. Like on the one hand, it showed that the PPC and everything they represent are deeply unpopular and they have zero leverage to try to worm their way back into the party into leadership positions (not that the CPC needs help being dragged even further to the right anyway). On the other hand it means that the CPC ended up gaining seats. Madkal posted:As a newish Canadian should I be worried that a federal party that has won a few seats is talking a lot about sovereignty? Nah they always do that
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Madkal posted:As a newish Canadian should I be worried that a federal party that has won a few seats is talking a lot about sovereignty? no
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Furnaceface posted:It pretty much cost the CPC the election so we took one for the team but ugh, he is going to triple down on all his dumb bad ideas and this province likely wont ever recover. Basically but yeah...that....
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Oct 22, 2019 05:18
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Coxswain Balls posted:
Alright. Some good news before I go to bed
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Madkal posted:As a newish Canadian should I be worried that a federal party that has won a few seats is talking a lot about sovereignty? No, they've been winning seats for 50 years and arent close to achieving it.
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sweet thursday posted:Already happened There's probably not many countries in the world where the parties that identify as being right wing conservative factions only win around 35% of the total vote. It's messed up that if the numbers fall just right they can win an easy majority government with that 35%, but this time around we got a good result for what could have been expected.
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Oct 22, 2019 05:19
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Does anyone know when advanced votes are counted? Are they included with the count tonight?
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Oct 22, 2019 05:20
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So does Scheer stay on or do the knives come out tomorrow?
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Oct 22, 2019 05:20
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The Cheshire Cat posted:I'm honestly not sure whether to feel good or bad that the PPC didn't significantly split the vote on the right. Conservatives still don't make up government, so the number of seats don't matter that much. I think telling the far right to go suck a lemon is worth it.
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Madkal posted:As a newish Canadian should I be worried that a federal party that has won a few seats is talking a lot about sovereignty? The Bloc Québécois is a very old, very bad, and very toothless joke. Quebec loves to flirt with separatism but never pulls the trigger because they know which way the gun is actually pointed. They’re gonna be massive gadfly assholes and then swept back out of power by the NDP or Libs in another election or two.
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Oct 22, 2019 05:21
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Mr Luxury Yacht posted:So does Scheer stay on or do the knives come out tomorrow? He's hosed. He didn't run a good campaign, Conservatives don't particularly like him, no reason to keep him. Singh is safe. Blanchet might run for PQ leader.
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I still love that the NDP and the Bloc Quebecois get roughly equal seats despite the Bloc getting far less of the popular vote because Quebec. I know when you look at it really doesn't matter cause it's all decided by riding and FTPT but still. The NDP just deserves better than this I feel, they're a lot more popular than their current representation makes apparent. Looks pretty well locked in now at Lib 156, Con 121, NDP 25, Bloc 32, Green 3, Independent 1 and the PPC a big fat 0. Turns out we really really don't like far right parties.
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