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Welcome to this week’s babble election roundup, where we take a look at the top election threads and bring them to you for your enjoyment.
If you missed last night’s French language debate you can catch up here, where it’s impossible for one participant to talk over another. You might also want to take a look at our more general leaders debate thread where babblers debate among themselves whether Elizabeth May should be present at each event.
And if you’re paying attention to what the post-debate polls look like you’ll really want to head over to our latest polling thread. With over 700 posts in just over a month it is our most active and popular thread.
Can an NDP candidate feasibly tow the party line but personally (and publicly) reject abortion rights and same sex marriage? How can this apparent contradiction hold? Find out here.
The F-35 procurement process has been highly controversial, to say the least. No less so is the discussion around what a Mulcair or Trudeau government might do with the contract. Read and participate in the discussion.
And be sure to submit your questions for popular rabble contributor Duncan Cameron for our virtual town hall Q&A on Thursday October 1st at 8 pm.
For all discussions election related please do visit our Election 2015 forum, where you’ll find a treasure trove of election topics just begging for discussion and debate.
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