kirk (
October 17, 2007)
Does it really matter who's in, They work for themselves! He who tells the most convincing lie ,gets the vote ,and collects the pension ,that regular people would like to have for a salary. |
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October 15, 2007)
Only 52% of people in our area voted. If you want to be heard by the government then you have to raise your voice. So don't complain that no one in power listens to how we want things here in the north because those that didn't vote don't care either. |
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October 15, 2007)
The election results prove it. It is time Northern Ontario becomes its own province not part of Manitoba but a new province. The voters have clearly indicated that Northern Ontario wants a NDP Government with premier Howard Hampton. LET'S DO IT NOW! Let the rest of Ontario put up with the Liberals and McGuinty. |
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October 15, 2007)
We selected the best candidate Hampton from the best party NDP. He will obviously provide the strongest voice. Does anybody seriously think Mike Wood sitting on the back bench would be more effective than the NDP leader - Howard Hampton? Not now, not ever! |
Canadian (
October 12, 2007)
Residents in this riding have no reason to complain about the government. It was a no brainer that the Liberals would get in with a majority. So the majority of communists in the Kenora-Rainy River riding go ahead and vote for the spend like drunken sailor NDPs. Think you have a say now how the Province is run? |
Dave (
October 12, 2007)
Here we go again. The majority of the province went Liberal. We have an opposition party and its leader representing Kenora. Prepare to be ignored for another five years. Not that this part of Ontario will ever get its fair treatment. They still think Barrie is in Northern Ontario, and Sudbury is close to the Manitoba border. |
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October 11, 2007)
No. Another four years of Hampton means another four years of being ignored by Queen's Park. Give your heads a shake people, he's done nothing for us in the past, what made you think he would do any better in the future. Now with an even weaker party, we're in trouble. Hell, he doesn't even live here. Mr. Hampton, I dare you to prove me wrong. Good Luck. |
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