A vote of non-confidence
December 1st, 2008
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Dow is down substantially as well.
Correlation is not causation.
Here, have another straw, Jay. Your dog is dead, and you know it.
Apparently the Dow and S&P are also very concerned about this.
Dow -425
I know that Dawg and it is quite possible that the TSE will close close to even today. As might the Dow.
My dog is looking a bit peaked, yours is a bit less frisky in the cold light of Monday. Dion or Iggy? And if not Iggy are there the votes??
My own sense is that we are watching a profound re-alignment in Canadian politics and the net loser will be the Toronto Party. Realistically, what function do they serve?
“My own sense is that we are watching a profound re-alignment in Canadian politics”
Subject of your next post, perhaps? I’d love to read your thoughts on this.