Conservative Party Wins in Canada Election
Sign of the times…
AP reports: “Stephen Harper and his Conservative Party won national elections Monday and ended 13 years of Liberal rule, a victory expected to move Canada rightward on social and economic issues and lead to improved ties with the United States.”
“The triumph for the Conservatives came with many Canadians weary of the broken promises and corruption scandals under the Liberal Party, making them willing to give Harper a chance to govern despite concerns that some of his social views are extreme.
“Tonight friends, our great country has voted for change, and Canadians have asked our party to take the lead in delivering that change,” Harper told some 2,000 cheering supporters at his campaign headquarters in Calgary.
Relations with the Bush administration will likely improve under Harper as his ideology runs along the same lines of many U.S. Republicans”. (Emphasis ours)
What will Michael Moore do now?
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“The triumph for the Conservatives came with many Canadians weary of the broken promises and corruption scandals under the Liberal Party, making them willing to give Harper a chance to govern despite concerns that some of his social views are extreme.
January 24th, 2006 at 12:50 pm
They’ll likely have a minority government though so they may not get much done in the way of advancing a conservative agenda.