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Re: Harper in London: Not quite like 2006

by Sean Calder

Hey David, I missed you at the rally. I would have liked to have chatted a bit. Anyway, I agree that the London Rally wasn't quite what it was in 2006. I also agree that there isn't the same urgency there was back in 2006. That being said, I would like to suggest that Mr. Harper is basically running on his record, and asking the Country to give him some kind of mandate to continue on the steady course he has put us on. In light of that, I wasn't expecting it to be another "Bringing Down The House" event. We're moving forward on the course we've set, and the opposition parties are wanting to make drastic changes in direction that will very likely COST a lot more than staying the course. They would of course, blame all those additional costs on the Conservatives. The theme of this election, I believe, is Staying The Course.

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