Update
Back to the polls. Here's a must read conversation between two leading Canadian pollsters regarding the battleground ridings and where the Tory's will most likely hold onto their gains?
Update II
What's the chances that she was not fully vetted by the local EDA (if they have one)?
Update III (from nbpolitico)
She has dropped out as a candidate. This is quite embarassing for the governing party - two ridiculously ill thought candidates in the same province? Whoever is in charge of candidate selection for the CPC in NS should be the next to resign.
Update IV
Is it me, or is the Herald starting to resemble the "daily black cloud" for conservative strategists in Nova Scotia? Another one of their "late to the game" candidates falls flat with the locals.
I have reincarnated this old blog and will be following both the national as well as the local developments in the New Brunswick region leading up to the 2011 federal election.
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I'm not certain why they went out of their way this election to hand pick four poor candidates as all four of those ridings (at the moment) are not only unwinnable, but more importantly, they aren't worth the hassles they have caused. It's almost like it was done deliberately as a warning to the two remaining Red Tories...MacKay and Keddy...who have links to MAcDonald (who publically campaigned in the senate against their budget). Payback time perhaps?
Intriguing theory.
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