I know it's impossible, especially in the House, what with the rampant gerrymandering and all, but a gal can dream, can't she?

CONGRATS, CANADA!!!!!

It may not even be very difficult. There's a generational changeover, and economic pressure, and the entrapment of the current regime...all prime motivations to take a chance on real change.

because all the disgust I heard was aimed right at Harper, not the bunch of thieves and charlatans that formed the rest of his rotten government. With the lightning rod gone, the rest of the wretched edifice might seem supportable.

But tonight, it feels great. All the Canadians over at the foul mouthed knitters I hang with are getting thoroughly pissed in celebration, sort of like we'll be doing when neocons start going to prison.

preferably to a real hellhole like Mars or Nigeria, fleeing the revenuers....

Now THAT sounds like an intriguing group--right up my alley.

a small but electorally significant majority.

Without those, the Conservative Party would have even less seats in Canda - hardly any outside Alberta.

the opposite of what I meant to wirite.

This allows the media to avoid discussion of the issues that Canadians actually voted on.
We'll have to see how well he does on issues, with the first issue coming up being the TPP, but I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for the media to notice little things like that.

They're the true liberals, Mr Trudeau's party are more like our Third Way Dems.

-- Mal