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Man, I absolutely had to reply to this thread. I have worked on federal election campaigns at a fairly high level on the conservative side. In order to get elected the conservatives have made a concerted effort to project the image of a fairly moderate party. By the looks of things this is going to work and they will get elected. If they are elected, and in a minority at that, there is no way they are going to make drastic changes to anything, I repeat anything in the first part of their term. It would only provide fodder for the hidden agenda conspiracy theory and help preclude a second term. Secondly anyone who thinks that agriculture is the top priority of a new gov't has not been paying mcuh attention to the election campaign. Has agriculture been a huge topic? I don't think so. The first thing the Conservatives will do upon entering office is spend a number of months working to remove all political appointees, office staff, aides, etc, who they feel are unfriendly. There will be likely thousands (no exageration!!!)then move on to uncovering all the dirty little tricks, schemes and scandals that the Libs are working as we speak to bury way dwon deep so they don't show up later. This will provide excellent material for the next election. ONce all this is done, several months, they will move on to governing. This is not to say that they will not carry forward on a few of their main caompaign promises quickly (GST, child care) but I jsut don't see removing the monopoly by spring as one of thier main platform planks.
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