2015 Canadian Election

[Ontorisa]

So Canada wants more Weed and less Military? Also please explain Canadian Govt. to me. I'm American!

The Liberals aren't anti-military, they're just against pointless wars

Any war for the Libs = a pointless war.

[Camicon]

So Canada wants more Weed and less Military? Also please explain Canadian Govt. to me. I'm American!

The Liberals aren't anti-military, they're just against pointless wars

Exactly. They're not anti-military, they're pro-life.

Hang on... that doesn't sound right...

[MERIZoC]

Mulcair and Chow both getting destroyed. Shame.

[Camicon]

The Liberals aren't anti-military, they're just against pointless wars

Any war for the Libs = a pointless war.

Beginning after the Cold War ended, what major conflicts do you think Canada should have involved itself in? 'Cause it's pretty damn clear that the correct answer is "none".

[Napkiraly]

So Canada wants more Weed and less Military? Also please explain Canadian Govt. to me. I'm American!

The Liberals aren't anti-military, they're just against pointless wars

I wouldn't call intervening against ISIS pointless however. Which is one of my major gripes with the Liberal Party.

[Camicon]

Within twenty seats of a projected majority.

[Oneracon]

NDP are getting crushed. So much for Mulclair.

Jack Layton was something special. Fucking cancer, man.

He really was.

My mom literally cried when we got the news he died at our house, it was seriously emotional

[Nation of Quebec]

Is it just me, or is the CBC projection site going really slow now?

[Napkiraly]

The Liberals aren't anti-military, they're just against pointless wars

Any war for the Libs = a pointless war.

WWII was pointless? Korea? Afghanistan? Because the Liberals were in government for each one.

[Bogdanov Vishniac]

Mulcair and Chow both getting destroyed. Shame.

Yeah. As an NDP supporter it's been a bit of a disappointing night. Disappointing few weeks, really. I suspect all that NDP support we saw in the last few months flipped right over to the Liberals. Not that I'm complaining too much - I'd much rather Trudeau be doing well than Harper. But still.

[Ontorisa]

I for one, do not welcome our new Liberal overlords.

[Napkiraly]

Jack Layton was something special. Fucking cancer, man.

He really was.

My mom literally cried when we got the news he died at our house, it was seriously emotional

Even I cried, and I didn't support the NDP. He was one of the best and most genuine politicians we have ever had. I might have honestly voted NDP this time around, depending on the platform of course, if he were still around.

[Shrillland]

Mulcair and Chow both getting destroyed. Shame.

Yeah. As an NDP supporter it's been a bit of a disappointing night. Disappointing few weeks, really. I suspect all that NDP support we saw in the last few months flipped right over to the Liberals. Not that I'm complaining too much - I'd much rather Trudeau be doing well than Harper.

Ultimately, however, as we saw in Britain, the biggest losers of the night are going to be professional pollsters who never saw a Liberal majority coming in a million years,and there's still the possibility that it won't happen, but it grows slimmer by the moment.

[MERIZoC]

Mulcair and Chow both getting destroyed. Shame.

Yeah. As an NDP supporter it's been a bit of a disappointing night. Disappointing few weeks, really. I suspect all that NDP support we saw in the last few months flipped right over to the Liberals. Not that I'm complaining too much - I'd much rather Trudeau be doing well than Harper. But still.

I'm ambivalent towards who succeeds the cons, but I'd have liked to see those two in particular win.

[Ontorisa]

Yeah. As an NDP supporter it's been a bit of a disappointing night. Disappointing few weeks, really. I suspect all that NDP support we saw in the last few months flipped right over to the Liberals. Not that I'm complaining too much - I'd much rather Trudeau be doing well than Harper. But still.

I'm ambivalent towards who succeeds the cons, but I'd have liked to see those two in particular win.

I wouldn't have minded an NDP government. Be nice for a change from the two sided struggled between the Conservatives and Liberals.

[Napkiraly]

I for one, do not welcome our new Liberal overlords.

You're just jelly.

But lets be honest, for every non Con supporter, this is better than having Harper in.

I feel bad for Olivia Chow though, I like her and think she could actually make for a good leader of the NDP.

[Ithra]

And they have been projected to win 170 to no ones surprise

[Kelinfort]

Liberals leading in a majority of ridings.

[Oneracon]

Pierre Poillievre is losing.
Chris Alexander is losing.
Joe Oliver is barely holding on.

These are some good results.

[MERIZoC]

I for one, do not welcome our new Liberal overlords.

You're just jelly.

But lets be honest, for every non Con supporter, this is better than having Harper in.

I feel bad for Olivia Chow though, I like her and think she could actually make for a good leader of the NDP.

Yes, agreed. Maybe next time.

[Napkiraly]

YES! Winnipeg South going red! I knew I could count on you, fellow rich and upper middle class people, and ex-neighbours, to do the right thing again.

[Camicon]

Hey hey, Calgary Confederation is looking pretty damn red. Going right down to the wire.

[Nation of Quebec]

Pierre Poillievre is losing.
Chris Alexander is losing.
Joe Oliver is barely holding on.

These are some good results.

Very good. Chris Alexander and good ol' Skippy represented the very worst of partisan politics.

[Bogdanov Vishniac]

Yeah. As an NDP supporter it's been a bit of a disappointing night. Disappointing few weeks, really. I suspect all that NDP support we saw in the last few months flipped right over to the Liberals. Not that I'm complaining too much - I'd much rather Trudeau be doing well than Harper.

Ultimately, however, as we saw in Britain, the biggest losers of the night are going to be professional pollsters who never saw a Liberal majority coming in a million years,and there's still the possibility that it won't happen, but it grows slimmer by the moment.

Yeah. I don't think they really foresaw just how much 'anyone but Harper' sentiment there is on the left and definitely didn't see how much that might translate into an exodus from the NDP in the last few weeks as people picked the most likely winner.

[Canadian Davsland]

Close to Lib Majority