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I found some things to like with Max and the PPC also, he was the only guy on stage in the debates that gave answers that I thought were straight and realistic
I was also a member of the Reform Party back when I was younger, and remember how splitting the right vote gave the Liberals majority governments quite handily
but where do they stand now ? I haven’t heard about them much since the last election
I will always vote.
There are names of my family on a stone in Vimy Ridge in France that I will honor until I am dead, and that includes casting a ballot. Though I am utterly disgusted in our current provincial and federal leaders, I will vote for the thief who will steal from me the least.
We drive 8 miles to vote in every election even though there is a polling station 800 meters away from home for the same reasons already mentioned in this thread. If I'm not happy with the candidates I will vote for an independent or underdog in hopes that it might sway the other candidates policy (somewhat nieve I Know). I can see how some might feel that voting is an exercise in futility with the country being ran by an installed or leftover from previous governments Health Bureaucrats. If there ever was an election of importance this would be it so go out and exercise your right to vote even if it is only to send a message. "If you don't use it you'll lose it."
X2.......My Great Grandfather is laid to rest in Cabaret Rouge not far from Vimmy - 1st Bttln East Surrey.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moosehead
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