Nova Scotia Liberals Starting To Fall Apart In The Final Days Of The Campaign
The desperate Nova Scotia Liberals have now completely lost any concept of a central message or a central campaign in the final days of the election. Without a central message or central direction, individual Liberal candidates are desperately maneuvering in all directions trying to salvage what vote they can.
In one example, Michel Samson, the Liberal candidate for Richmond constituency is lashing out at organized labour, insisting that a Nova Scotia government led by the New Democrats will be receiving its 'marching orders' from 'unions'. In another example (I posted yesterday)) a Liberal candidate has called on his Conservative and New Democrat opponents to take down their signs so as not to disturb 'tourists'.
The lack of a central campaign message and direction means the Nova Scotia Liberals are imploding in the final days of the campaign. Their only hope lies in speculation that they may pick up the votes of a number of disgruntled Conservative supporters - - once again proving the old saying ("Liberal / Tory, same old story")!
Canadian Press
In one example, Michel Samson, the Liberal candidate for Richmond constituency is lashing out at organized labour, insisting that a Nova Scotia government led by the New Democrats will be receiving its 'marching orders' from 'unions'. In another example (I posted yesterday)) a Liberal candidate has called on his Conservative and New Democrat opponents to take down their signs so as not to disturb 'tourists'.
The lack of a central campaign message and direction means the Nova Scotia Liberals are imploding in the final days of the campaign. Their only hope lies in speculation that they may pick up the votes of a number of disgruntled Conservative supporters - - once again proving the old saying ("Liberal / Tory, same old story")!
Canadian Press
That's not fair, the Liberals are much farther to the right than the Tories.
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Militant Dipper |
10:11 am, May 31, 2009