garyt1957 anybody change their opinion of either candidate after reading this thread? Yea, didn't think so.
That was partly my point.
There were 2 by-elections held yesterday downtown and in spite of our PM being the worst in modern history, his party won these seats (one of which was vacant due to the corrupt Finance Minister resigning) as they always have.
I find it interesting that Canadians have an opinion either way. I have spent zero time worrying about Canadian politics. Seems like you have enough problems of your own to worry about.
candukid Not a republican, but could NEVER vote democrat. That sure sounds like something a republican would say to cover up the fact they are a pub. Why would you never vote democrat? There has to be a reason. There is: you are a republican but don't want to admit it.
LBlack14 I could never vote democrat, AT THIS POINT
Lee, Lee, Lee, your response is typical. You left out one important detail. Just the FACTS, ALL THE FACTS and nothing but THE FACTS. I'm not a republican.
You may be surprised at how many "liberal" beliefs I have. For one, I believe health care is a right.
candukid Not what I was getting at. I've seen today alone, where she is being referred to now as Indian/American. I've seen her described as Black/American, which I think is a new category. Her father was from British Jamaica. Mother from India. Just how many groups are going to 'claim' her.....and what does she say about it?
I don't care if the person is tall, short, fat, skinny, bald, braids, black, brown, white, mixed, blind, deaf, male, female, both, neither or whatever the fuck. Never did, never will. But you cannot be in all categories, just to appease a 'group'. Be 'your person'.
Subsonic I find it interesting that Canadians have an opinion either way. I have spent zero time worrying about Canadian politics. Seems like you have enough problems of your own to worry about.
Me either.
I do like the way spuzz thinks, for the most part and I am smellin' what he's cookin' about their PM.
I do, however, have a serious problem with his purple vs. blue views though. Sorry spuzz. Purple is "gayazz", blue, not so much. 
sdandrea1 I'm not convinced that the wide-spread fear of Bernie and the Nuts is well founded.
There is no fear of him or that group. People are the nutty ones if they think that. They are irrelevant in the picture. When Nancy told AOC to shut her mouth, she shut her mouth; never seen or heard a thing from her for months. Nancy has to be re-elected as Speaker. Let's watch the competition step forward.
candukid who cares? Only people that hate the fact that a woman...a black woman... Could be at the helm if Joe steps aside.
More typical Lee-bral views. Vision clouded by gender and skin color. Folks like you ARE part of the problem. 1st one out of the race for the Dem nomination, but 1st one in for the VP slot, based on race and skin color. Oooh the hypocrisy.
garyt1957 To be very honest, I'd love.... no, I'd relish, the opportunity to bitchslap the hell outta Trump. He's been a complete dope the past 8 months. But, no way do I want that group getting hold of the Presidency. jmo, but I think WHEN Trump is re-elected, we will see a different type of administration.
BTW, there are a few women, including women of color, I would seriously consider voting for. Including democrats. Kamala ain't one.
Subsonic I find it interesting that Canadians have an opinion either way. I have spent zero time worrying about Canadian politics
As an informed Canadian on places other than where I live, we pay attention (but do not "worry") to our closest neighbour and largest trading partner as it does affect us in some way.
Not surprisingly, as history has repeatedly shown, it is not a reciprocal sentiment, politics or otherwise.
