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spmarshall
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Cute. The NDP continues to be the least stuffy of the "Big Four" parties. The ad is on the Star - with the SK insiders claiming that their province is no longer a "have-not" province thanks to the Liberals (not due to the rising prices of its mineral resouces, or even the provincial government, which is - surprise, surprise - a NDP government)
Though the delivery of the Liberal ad is much better than watching Harper painfully attempt to smile through a poorly executed fake news interview.
Though the delivery of the Liberal ad is much better than watching Harper painfully attempt to smile through a poorly executed fake news interview.
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blixa442
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The Conservative ads are terrible.
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dan e 1980
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they're all terrible.
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mpolo2
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some are being terrible for a purpose. I heard on the National that the NDP is the first party to break out the glossy adds. The other parties were trying to sell thier 'grass-roots' image. Not that I think that works. A recent poll suggested that Canadians now believe politics to be the most corrupt of occupations.
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Copper1212
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The Conservative adds are just plain laughable. What is it supposed to be anyway?? A cheap talk show or poorly done newscast?? Harper as always looks like he'd be better suited as an accountant or something, then they end it off with some lame guitar sound and an advertising sign you'd you see in front of a 7-11.
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blixa442
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The new ones are much better.