| Commentary |
| Published: 3:31 pm P.S.T. on the date provided |
| This ZEUS poll of all British Columbia finds that: |
| (54%) of respondents on Vancouver Island, B.C. and specifically the city of Victoria (adjusted #’s) want a provincial election this September, 2010--and are also slightly higher than the average (43.41%) who would support a federal election. In the Fraser Valley, Okanagan: including Kelowna and Kamloops, Prince George--there are far more respondents who want a provincial election (57.45%) than who demand a federal election -- (37.43%). |
| Folks in the north and Interior of the province are going Zalm--a Wham a ding dong (registered property of glen p robbins) over the HST--sticking the BC Conservative label with The Zalm--didn’t hurt (64.28% decided), and if it did-- we have nothing to support that theory. This is an amazing outcome-even considering it was the first part of 2 political professional push questions (not to be confused with a push poll). |
| There is a definite thread of evidence suggesting that some anti-HST crusader Bill Vander Zalm and BC Conservatives supporters are seriously not happy with either Gordon Campbell and Stephen Harper -- particularly those woman supporter aged 55-60. |
| (60%) -- let me proclaim this -- sixty per cent of eligible voters --who chose either “Yes” or “No” hereinafter ‘decided’ respondents, “support anti-HST crusader Bill Vander Zalm and the BC Conservative Party”. |
| There is a definite correlation between Bill Vander Zalm’s growing popularity and the Fight HST campaign -- whether or not this heats up or dies down (I say the former), these numbers cannot be ignored. |
| Knowing that CKNW Radio talk show host and former BC Liberal Deputy Premier, Education Minister, Children and Families Minister--was heading up this years anti-bully “Pink Shirt Day” was coming upon--and hearing from the people---considering the lie about the HST--the sheer ugliness of the person that would consider lying about a significant policy on taxation in an election where success was dependent on a good head for math--conned the homeowners to come out and push Gordon Campbell’s shameful -- disgraceful party--the roll out of the Bill Vander Zalm’s ‘shits and giggles’ campaign on fire-- |
| --/made this question unavoidable (as for any credible political pollster in these circumstances). |
| Nearly six of ten eligible ’decided’ voters in the Province of British Columbia is of the opinion that Gordon Campbell is a bully-a Big, Bad. Brazen - Bully! An easy simple sentence question (sans conjunction as B.C. French speaking citizens would say) --- Campbell is the most recognized political name in British Columbia--and a clear majority of British Columbians who are eligible to vote -- believe he is the head bully in the province -- no doubt and approximately (16%) -- provided anecdotal commentary. |
| How does Gordon Campbell receive a raise for this? How can you change bullying in the classroom -- how does bullying in the classroom happen every 7 seconds as the news station proclaims -- this suggests that teacher’s are unaware or ought to be more aware of bullying in the classroom -- or is one of the bullies. (Is the BC Liberal government negotiating with the B.C. Teachers Federation currently?) |
| Some of the Pink ‘Shirter’s want an anti-bully law----What kind of anti-bully law could be drafted in such dire circumstances of voter mistrust in government and authority? |
| Fight HST leader Bill Vander Zalm --- as Wyatt Earp -- featuring glen p robbins as Doc Holiday (Chris Delaney as (Art Gordon---Joseph or Robert Conrad) has the bees swarming everywhere -- all over the province --- there is no chance the mainstream political elites and media saw this coming--reporting it as if reluctant--people need a reason to rally--spring provides an opportunity for clean-up and a new House sooner than later. |
| I ---glen p robbins believe the Fight HST campaign will be successful. You heard it here first. |
| A ZEUS poll totalling 1,624 British Columbians {including assumptions from another BC poll which overlapped some calling days and compared some outcomes} (Lower Mainland) conducted April 8-13, 2010.
Represented MOE (3.0-3.5%) 'up' or 'down' |
