No 'progressive' in Harper: Senator

[CHIMO]

OTTAWA ? On the eve of a federal vote that's certain to be a cliff-hanger, an elder statesman of the former Progressive Conservative party has aimed a final backhand against Stephen Harper.
The new Conservative party led by Harper has carefully wiped out all its progressive elements to create a "reprehensible" right-wing movement, Senator Lowell Murray said one day before a tight federal vote.
The old Tories were "a moderate, centrist influence on Canadian politics," Murray said in an interview today from a vacation home in his native Cape Breton, N.S.

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[PROGRESSIVE1]

1. Will the Liberals pull it out???

[troublemaker]

2. Yes (continuing the global trend)

[PROGRESSIVE1]

3. how many seats out of the 308 do you see them winning?

[MrPrax]

5. Here is a couple...

I suspect somewhere in the middle...

Liberal Party Party libéral 122
Conservatives Conservateurs 104
N.D.P. N.P.D. 29
Bloc Québécois 52
OtherAutres 1
Too Close 0

http://www.electionprediction.org/2004_fed/index.html

The Globe's Poll Friday is:

Liberal Party Party libéral 101
Conservatives Conservateurs 117
N.D.P. N.P.D. 24
Bloc Québécois 66

http://tinyurl.com/26y77

So as anyone can see except the pundits, Canada will be going to the Polls again shortly

[Screaming Lord Byron]

4. Depends what you mean. They won't win any more than a minority

Thankfully the left will do well, so we'll see a large left presence from the NDP and BQ. That will stop the Cons.