The morning after

Early talk radio shows aren't quite so bullish in their support of the PM. It seems that PM-SH didn't have much to say in his four minutes of an allotted ten minutes. People were expecting a positive plan for the economic crisis not a repetition of the ad hominem attack on the Separatists. They didn't get it So hosts are not quite so supportive, how will that go down in the rightwing corporate office? Wait until the afternoon shows the tone may have changed. But it does appear that the Libs haven't helped their cause by the use of an amateurish tape; DVD minicam doesn't broadcast well. "If these guys can't produce a good tape on time how can they run a country?" said one caller.
Meanwhile the shows are just waiting for the G-G's message.

A possible glimpse into the future: "Isn't this exciting with a coalition we can get rid of vote splitting." a local lib told me yesterday. "All we have to do is get an agreement to run only one candidate in close ridings" What a tired liberal idea, I can just imagine the local dippers handing over their 10,000 votes - what's in it for them? Let's see what seats the libs are willing to give up before we can discuss this for real.