Libs UP, Cons DOWN Nice gap!

[jimmy4321]

Looking good !

http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/poll-tr ... -1.4171977

[JagXKR]

Yes, because a CBC poll would never be biased. Especially against a party that would severely cut back on it's taxpayer subsidized garbage programming.

[maryjane48]

Interesting enough it wasnt a cbc poll .

http://www.ekospolitics.com/index.php/2 ... eadlocked/

[The Green Barbarian]

Looking good !

http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/poll-tr ... -1.4171977

why is that looking good? The Liberals are winning! Are you sure you read that right?

It is interesting to see JT eating Jagmeet's lunch - we'll see if the NDP continues to dwindle, and if so, how Jagmeet even makes it into the House. I am still voting for the option whereby he takes over the seat held by the woman who JT elbowed in the boobs.

[RUEZ]

Looking good !

http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/poll-tr ... -1.4171977

You're happy that one of the worst, most corrupt parties is leading in the polls? I'm sad for this country.

[jimmy4321]

Until the Conservatives get a better leader i'll take Trudeau.

[Gone_Fishin]

Until the Conservatives get a better leader i'll take Trudeau.

Fortunately not all voters are most concerned with fancy hair.

[Queen K]

Fancy hair is it? I prefer pretty hair. Can Kit run for the Cons? I'd vote for him then.

[JagXKR]

Interesting enough it wasnt a cbc poll .

From your first link

An aggregation of the latest federal polls by CBC poll analyst Éric Grenier

The numbers compiled by a CBC employee. Guess we just have to believe what he says is true.

[jimmy4321]

You could go to the individual polling sites results which were compiled and you wouldn't have to fall for consfearacy theories.
Don't need to take the CBC's word for it.

[Jlabute]

AI can’t come soon enough. Can we replace them all with a Cray computer?

[d0nb]

Computers aren't good at politics. This was touched on in the 'Space Odyssey' movies. HAL was programmed to function according to the best available information, but fell victim to what Canadians know as a 'notwithstanding clause' and ended up trying to kill everyone in an effort to resolve the conflict.

We don't need AI. A well-written constitution (bios) and a body of law (operating system) conforming with the principles of that constitution would suffice.

[d0nb]

A 'weighted average' of gibberish. Thanks, CBC.

[Queen K]

Computers aren't good at politics. This was touched on in the 'Space Odyssey' movies. HAL was programmed to function according to the best available information, but fell victim to what Canadians know as a 'notwithstanding clause' and ended up trying to kill everyone in an effort to resolve the conflict.

We don't need AI. A well-written constitution (bios) and a body of law (operating system) conforming with the principles of that constitution would suffice.

I'm with HAL on the return to the death penalty.

[d0nb]

I'm with HAL on the return to the death penalty.

I guess that neither of us would be a welcome addition to a jury.