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| Ignatieff works to spark late Liberal surge Vancouver Sun By Althia Raj, Postmedia News April 30, 2011 7:33 PM With less than 48 hours to go until the federal election day, Michael Ignatieff's main objective now is getting Liberals out to vote. GUELPH, Ont. — With less than two days to go until voting day, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| NDP surge puts Conservative majority at risk as Liberals collapse: poll Vancouver Sun Meanwhile, Michael Ignatieff's Liberals are facing a collapse that would see them fall to their lowest level of support in party history. If an election were held tomorrow, the Conservatives would command 38 per cent in support, down five percentage ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| NDP rise casts cloud over Bloc — and its leader Montreal Gazette Liberals, PQ, right-wing Action democratique du Quebec and left-wing Quebec solidaire all joined in unanimously condemning the loan guarantee. Duceppe also hammers a perennial Bloc theme that Quebecers' employment insurance contributions are being ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Liberals fumbling shipbuilding chance Victoria Times Colonist By Les Leyne, Times Colonist April 30, 2011 All kinds of projects were stalled during the BC Liberal leadership race. One of the biggest was a provincial response to the national shipbuilding procurement strategy. About $35 billion in federal money is ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Brian Murphy slams Harper Times and Transcript "We've created 8000 jobs, and the Liberals are a mere shadow of what they once were." Liberal Bob Rae isn't letting Harper off the hook so easy. "Harper talks about tax cuts by 2015, but why do the gas companies and banks get cuts?" says Rae. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| What's wrong with a coalition anyway? Ottawa Citizen The typical pattern in Australian federal politics, says Abjorensen, is either a leftish Labour government or a coalition of right-of-centre Liberals and rural Nationals. "We change governments rarely here," he says. "Only six changes in more than 60 ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Clegg may face leadership challenge after drubbing on AV vote Mirror.co.uk But with bookmakers offering odds of 1/8-on that voters will opt to keep the "first-past-the-post" system in Thursday's poll, senior Liberals fear Mr Clegg's support for AV has made him so unpopular that the party could lose up to 800 seats in the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Liberal Keith Vickers Times and Transcript Vickers is a man who is by now familiar to Miramichi's historically Liberal community. He's held the nomination for the riding for nearly two years and he's been waiting for his time to run, although he didn't expect it to happen so soon. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Coalition blues Indian Express The jewel in this for the Liberal Democrats was the promise to have a referendum on the voting system. As far back as anyone can recall, the Liberals have been obsessed about the voting system. Their complaint is that they have a larger proportion of ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Canada's Liberals Face Post-Election Shake-Up | FrumForum By David Frum The Liberals are unlikely to lose as badly in 2011 as the old Progressive Conservatives lost in 1993. But they may be facing the same kind of identity crisis. FrumForum - http://www.frumforum.com/ |
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| Krauthammer: It's Funny to Hear Liberals Talk About How Awful it ... Two of the liberals on the panel clearly weren't pleased by this comment: ... tried to be a little more emphatic about the complicity of the liberal media. ... newsbusters.org/.../krauthammer-its-funny-hear-liberals-talk-a... |
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