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From: dre@myrias.com (Duane Eitzen)
Newsgroups: can.francais,can.politics
Subject: Re: article sur Meech paru dans la presse
Message-ID: <625596266.27489@myrias.com>
Date: 28 Oct 89 16:44:25 GMT
References: <89Oct24.101451edt.3666@neat.cs.toronto.edu> <1989Oct27.111414.3169@sq.sq.com>
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In article <1989Oct27.111414.3169@sq.sq.com> msb@sq.com (Mark Brader) writes:
>The happy winner,
>in the terms of elections where hardly a third of the electorate went to
>the trouble of going to vote, is a general in the 69-year retreat of
>the extreme right of an extreme-rightist party (the Reform Party).
Do eastern Canadians really believe that the Reform Party is extreamist?
If somebody out there does, could you give some examples. Could it
be thier belief that:
  1) the government should cut spending.
  2) that MPs represent thier ridings rather than blindly voting the
  party line.
	3) that government contracts should be given out on technical merit.
  4) that cultures and languages should not be artificially imposed	or 
	restricted (i.e. by government).
	
I guess I should say that I don't belong to the Reform party, and certainly
don't speak for them. This is just my impression of thier policies.

dre.