Thomas Mulclair Prmier of Canada - If God may help us to survive befor he sell all of us?

Thomas Mulcair Prime Minister of Canada, NDP

Simply reading the title of this post makes you may be puzzled ... Can you imagine? Canada led by an NDP government in the aftermath of the election of 19 October 2015. Never before seen in the country. The stampede of Canadian financial markets and the dollar below 50 cents US. The Socialist Canada will be well to Québec Solidaire.

 

If the thing was still practically unthinkable a few weeks ago, the most recent survey gives reason to Chief Tom Mulcair to dream, to live at the expense of taxpayers at Sussex Street in Ottawa. If elections had been held last week, the NDP could possibly came to power (with 31% of the vote, against 29% for PCs and 23% for the PLC) at the head of a minority government. The balance of power will likely be in the hands of Gilles Duceppe, that the Conservative Party remained in power for the next 18 months.
Saute momentary electoral mood? Artificial seismic jolt after the historic election in Alberta? Another survey completely "in the field"? ...
One thing is certain at this stage. And almost all political observers will tell you, the very combative and articulate Thomas Mulcair is the best leader of the official opposition in the recent history of the country. If its good performance in the Commons was not reflected in the opinion polls so far, the wind may be about to turn for him.

If one believes this same EKOS survey, 60 percent of Canadians are satisfied with their work today in the Commons. Which earned him the highest approval rate of all federal party leaders.Another factor to consider: Liberal leader Justin Trudeau's performance in recent months, disappointing in the eyes of many, is it going to encourage voters to turn to the NDP to chase the Harper government after nine years in power ? Justin Trudeau with his bird brain would never make the weight against Thomas Mulcair. Stephen Harper has just put on the table the highlights of Mr. Justin Trudeau supporters against Canadian security through its Islamist ambitions.

Obviously, a little over two months before the elections, difficult to predict whether the progress of the NDP will be maintained in the polls.
 Also difficult to tell if Canadian voters, once in the voting booth, submit their trust in the NDP to direct the destinies of the country.

If you have to choose between Stephen Harper, Justin Trudeau and Thomas Mulcair, who will you choose?
 Your intended is in your hands, if you vote for the security or insecurity we give Justin Trudeau and Thomas Mulcair through the vagaries of religions and extremists on Canadian soil.

As is rightly said to Quebecers, fasten your slaps because it's going to taste and pay lot with these two toads who bow to all minorities in rejecting the Canadian majority. We will be very badly shod shoemaker with these two upstarts.