Clip 1: Kirk (Robert Downey Jnr), pretending to be an African-American, makes a point about characters like Rain Man and Forrest Gump - they never go “full retarded”, they always have some special skill.*
- Thus the Iggy experiment can finally be called a concrete failure. Turn out the lights, this party's over.
- Quebeckers don’t much like Stephen Harper, but they like even less the idea of an election and they don’t view Michael Ignatieff as an acceptable replacement.
- He set the Liberal Party on course for an election it wasn't ready for, and set the country on the road to an election it doesn't want.
- It's also exceedingly lucky that Harper might be about to do battle with a Liberal leader who appears to be as politically unskilled and out of touch as Ignatieff seems to be.
- Ignatieff should forget any thoughts of forcing an election until his party has shown it has the troops and the unity to mount a real fight in Quebec and at least take a shot at relegating the Bloc to the irrelevance it so richly deserves.
- The only solution, according to another veteran Liberal, is to do what Brian Mulroney did when the team that helped him become Prime Minister started mis-firing - "clear house ruthlessly at the top".
The most trustworthy leader
- Stephen Harper: 31%
- Michael Ignatieff: 14%
- Jack Layton: 14%
- Gilles Duceppe: 8%
- Elizabeth May: 8%
- None of them/Undecided: 25%
- Stephen Harper: 36%
- Michael Ignatieff: 20%
- Jack Layton: 11%
- Gilles Duceppe: 7%
- Elizabeth May: 2%
- None of them/Undecided: 24%
- Stephen Harper: 32%
- Michael Ignatieff: 20%
- Jack Layton: 15%
- Gilles Duceppe: 4%
- Elizabeth May: 4%
- None of them/Undecided: 25%
- Stephen Harper: 99
- Michael Ignatieff: 54
- Jack Layton: 40
- Gilles Duceppe: 19
- Elizabeth May: 14
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