Well, that was fun. Things really came into perspective for me tonight. We are quite possibly in the midst of witnessing one of the biggest shifts in Canadian campaign history. I don't think there's even been a worse performance by a sitting Prime Minister in a debate.
Can the man not string a proper sentence together?
And what was with the notwithstanding clause policy announcement? It has the "written on the back of a napkin" feeling. Made me think of Stockwell Day's "No 2-tier healthcare" sign. It is so transparently phony, so obviously motivated out of desperation, I can't imagine anyone buying it.
Stephen Harper was really impressive, again. An improvement on his performance from the first debate. His message remains focused, simple and straightforward. No-nonsense. People are looking for that right now. Layton and Duceppe, I think, were sideshows.
Dare I say it? Barring an unmitigated disaster, looks like the Tories will w.... No. I won't. Fourteen days is a long, long, long time. An eternity. Anything could happen. And knowing the media in this country, it probably will.
# posted by Adam Daifallah : 10:51 PM
