Oct 07 2008
I’m not Voting Conservative
I’m not voting Conservative in next week’s election. I don’t trust Stephen Harper and I don’t share his values. Here’s a video about it. (I didn’t make the video. I’m just posting it.)
Judging only from the leaders debate from last week, I would vote for Elizabeth May because she seems the most informed of all the leaders; she refuses media training and instead honestly presents herself as she is; and she provides details and speaks in concrete terms when answering questions — most of which cannot be said about any other party leader. I won’t vote for her Green Party because although much of what they say seems sensible, they have a few too many half-baked ideas and some people running for seats who aren’t nearly as bright as Elizabeth May. I’d prefer it if she was the leader of the NDP.
I haven’t yet decided who I’m voting for.
very good phillip…
very good phillip…
I didn’t make the video.
ohhh well your still “very good”…you are very good at something..like…finding amphibians in salads..yeah…you are “very good” at that….
That’s exactly what I felt after seeing the debate. May had it over everybody as far as I could tell.
I found Layton too harsh and critical and sparse with any real answers. Frankly, I was disappointed in him.
So, like you, if Elizabeth May was the leader of the NDP, I would vote for them. As it is, I’m still thinking. I don’t trust Harper, and I don’t think Dion has done anything with the opportunity he’s had.