kelownabomberfan

It could happen... Trudeau already proved he could whoop the best the Conservatives could throw at him. yeah Trudeau proved he can whip a bouncer at a strip club.

and subjected to by you.

Huge line-ups here too. A lot of people heading away without voting. Some of the NDP morons here are crying about voter suppression, but of course, it's just that Elections Canada doesn't usually get turn-outs like this for advance voting and so weren't ready. The NDP are just making excuses for why they are tanking at the polls. It's never their fault, it's always a conspiracy.

Buff showed today why he should play forward in games where the other team is fast and moves the puck around.

Buff sure falls apart when pressure is applied and the speed of the game goes up a notch. Mental error after mental error when he has to think faster than a plod. Huge liability in these situations, with dumb penalties and horrible giveaways.

what is going on with Addison Hairdo anyway? It's like he just disappeared.

CFL quality reffing going on for sure. Those calls have been ridiculous.

Jon Hamm - SNL character.... http://www.thelonelyisland.com/video/the-curse they were making fun of the sax player for Tina Turner back in the 80's.

Honestly, I think trying to portray Mulcair as warm and fuzzy was a mistake by the NDP strategists. I much prefer the straight-shooter that we saw in QP these past few years. He's at his best when he's talking down to Harper and he only exposed that side briefly during the second debate. Nothing against him personally but when Mulcair smiles it kind of gives me the creeps. Yeah exactly. When Mulcair tries to fake a "nice guy" persona and gives that creepy smile all I can think is that he has a van somewhere with "Free Candy" written on the side.

More good news for the Liberals in Quebec... NDP’s Quebec lead over Liberals evaporates: poll Daniel Leblanc OTTAWA — The Globe and Mail Published Thursday, Oct. 08, 2015 The Liberals have caught up to the NDP in Quebec, as voters in the province increasingly see Justin Trudeau’s team as the party most likely to defeat the Conservatives, according to the latest Léger poll. The New Democrats’ massive lead in Quebec has steadily evaporated during the campaign, as growing numbers of strategic voters turn to the Liberals, pollster Jean-Marc Léger said. “A Liberal vote is now seen as the most useful way to beat the Conservatives,” he said in an interview. The Liberals and the NDP were tied at 28 per cent support each in Quebec, according to a poll done between Monday and Wednesday. The Bloc Québécois was at 23 per cent and the Conservatives at 20 per cent. A Léger poll released in early September had the NDP solidly on top at 46 per cent in Quebec, with the Liberals at 20 per cent, the Bloc at 18 per cent and the Conservatives at 13 per cent. The Liberals have always felt they needed a big increase from their current tally of seven seats in Quebec to challenge the Conservatives on Oct. 19. The trouble for the NDP, which had 54 of Quebec’s 75 seats at dissolution, is that they are running second in regional races. According to Léger, they trail the Liberals in the Montreal area, the Conservatives in the Quebec City area and the Bloc in more rural parts of the province. “The NDP’s problem is that they are in second place everywhere. In terms of seats, they are guaranteed to lose some,” said Mr. Léger, adding that it is too early to make seat projections. At the national level, the Léger poll found only 13 per cent of respondents believe the NDP will form the next government, compared to 28 per cent who say it will be the Liberals and 29 per cent who predict a Conservative victory. “There are not many people in the country who think the NDP can win, so the whole notion of strategic voting no longer plays in the party’s favour,” Mr. Léger said. Across the country, Léger found the Liberals in first place at 34 per cent, followed by the Conservatives at 30 per cent and the NDP at 25 per cent. Léger polled 1,006 respondents in Quebec to obtain more precise numbers in the province, and 2,087 respondents across Canada for its national numbers. The margin of error for national figures is 2.1 percentage points, 19 times out of 20. The Léger poll included 1,006 respondents in Quebec to obtain more precise numbers in the province, and 2,087 respondents across Canada for its national numbers. The margin of error for national figures is 2.1 percentage points, 19 times out of 20.

orange wave good-bye. Orange crush has turned into orange crash. Oh yeah, by the way, I really think the NDP is pile of smoking dog turds.

Liberals have 120 seats on the poll tracker. And team New Dumb is down to 84 seats and dropping, daily. So happy to see that.... Some people like bashing Trudeau but he's done well and is winning Liberal seats back. Sure. Not entirely sure what your response has to do with me mentioning that the New Dumbocrats are falling in the polls, but all righty then.

I just can't get over the image of Putin and Trudeau in the same room together. Putin just pointing and laughing and realizing that the entire Canadian north is now his for the plucking.

Liberals have 120 seats on the poll tracker. And team New Dumb is down to 84 seats and dropping, daily. So happy to see that....

In other news involving the MSF....

Conservatives at 132 seats, only 38 more to a majority... www.threehundredeight.com

Petan with 2 goals and 3 assists. Poolies go wild!!

Buff and Chiarot should make life pretty difficult in the corners for opposing wingers...

how much milk do you drink?

so who does Petan play with?

I watched Petan at the World Juniors (where he did well), in the playoffs against Kelowna (where he was the best player on the ice by far), and in Penticton (where he dogged it big time). I agree he's good with the puck, but how's his defence? I also think he's a bit small for the NHL (yeah I've heard of Johnny Hockey and Tyler Johnson). I honestly thought he'd need a year in the AHL to adjust to the bigs. But that being said, if he's ready to make the jump, and can contribute, then great. The Jets need more skill. They'll need size too to compete in their division, and with Burmi, Perrault and Petan, they are a lot smaller.

wow Petan made the roster. Never saw that one coming. I hope he has more energy then he showed here in Penticton. Who would he play with? Schiefle? Copp?

While they are not directly connected, they both came about the same way. Conservatives are racists and hate muslims. Here is your proof. I never said that, nor would I ever. But the hijab issue is a despicable thing to raise as an election wedge issue. and my wife and her family where horribly offended that Trudeau tried to bring up the abortion issue as a wedge issue. As women, they didn't want a man (and with Trudeau I use that term loosely) re-opening an issue they've been so passionate about solely to create a wedge issue/political football. They waited for the media to report and womens' groups to rage about it, but of course, if it isn't Harper doing it, then it's not a "wedge" issue. A lot of people are so tired of how the Conservatives are held to one standard, while Trudeau can just do whatever he wants, without any repercussions. I too thought that Trudeau babbling away about abortion was wrong. Talk about trying to create a "wedge" issue, that was truly despicable.

Mulcair takes his orders from unions, who are the unelected defacto leaders of the NDP. In the past few weeks, this campaign has almost played out like the Unions have been trying to sabotage the campaign to get rid of him, including signing on to the Leap Manifesto, which was the first torpedo into team New Dumb. I would expect by Christmas Mulcair has gravitated back to his natural home, the Liberals, and the NDP go back to their natural state of third place, while electing a much nuttier and even more unelectable leader who will say what they want to hear, which is the usual economy-destroying non-reality-based garbage that appeals to their base, the completely delusional.