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    SCOOP: Die durchgesickerte Umfrage zeigt Risse in Crombies Unterstützung

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    1. yourfriendlysocdem1 on

      I actually was leaked this information like 11-12 hours ago, but seeing it public is very cool. Regardless, I expect Crombie to remain, chiefly cuz of her narcisssism.

    2. _Lucille_ on

      Crombie’s existence is a product of today’s media – a lot of them simply don’t even report anything the NDP does, or even mention Marit Stiles by name. Imagine what will happen if they report things she just often as Ford or PP say anything.

      I bet if you ask around town in Ontario, there will be a substantial amount of people who thinks Crombie is the official leader of the opposition.

      I think less people can even answer what policies Crombie or Stiles promoted, while almost everyone knows about the latest beer related policy or fucking the liberal bike lanes (and now, getting rid of speed cameras).

    3. HomelyGround on

      I take polls that survey a parties membership with a huge grain of salt. Pollsters often agree that party members are very tough to poll for a variety of reasons.

      We saw it in the Liberal Party of Canada leadership race as well. Opinion polling was very mixed, and none were remotely close to the final results.

    4. Working-Welder-792 on

      I want to join the Ontario Liberal party, but when I look at Bonnie Crombie, and I look at the campaign they they’ve run, it’s all so demoralizing. From the outside looking in, it doesn’t look like the Ontario Liberals have any real desire to be in government.

    5. j821c on

      As an OLP voter, I think i’d want a leadership race but man, if it’s Nate Erskine-Smith who runs and wins the leadership race I’m not sure I’ll be voting OLP in the next election

    6. MechanicalTee on

      I’ve always been of the mind if you lose an election as a leader you should step down and give someone else a chance. This applies to every party, at every level.

      I feel even more strongly about leaders who don’t even win their riding. The people have voted, and they don’t want you.

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