08 03 11	A.S. 99.233.96.153
In 1993, this was the only Tory seat remaining in a vast sea of Bloc; now, Sherbrooke could conceivably become the only Bloc seat remaining in a vast sea of Tory. And almost the only way to defeat Serge Cardin might be if Jean Charest prodigal-sons himself back to being the CPC--not Liberal; CPC--candidate.
	07 04 06	Smok Wawelski 69.159.65.152
I don't think this should be handed over to the Bloc so easily. If you pool the Charest/ADQ vote together, it becomes a rather convincing win over the Parti Queebcois on the provincial level. If the Tories can get a strong candidate, Cardin may be vulnerable. It may even be possible that M. Cardin may see the handwriting on the wall. the landscape has changed greatly. the old separatist/federalist paradigm seems to be breaking down, and the old coalitions that would rally people of all political stripes around one party or another based on the ‘Question nationale’ seems to be rather unfashionable these days.
	07 03 28	Angry Ontarian 24.36.172.204
Chalk Sherbrooke up for the BQ. If Premier Jean Charest could barely hold onto his own seat for the Quebec Grits (even being announced ‘defeated’ by media sources that jumped the gun), no candidate can win this for any other party. Bloc hold.