The next Election in York Centre should be interesting. Despite his legendary status in the sport of hockey, Liberal MP Ken Dryden only won by less than 6% in 2008 in a riding that has been Liberal red since 1962. Dryden won this riding by 23% in 2006, and by 29% in 2004. So what happened Ken? Perhaps the media does not give enough credit to the inroads Conservatives have made in Toronto, and have continued to deny it after the historic victory by Rob Ford. It is as though Toronto elected Mike Harris to be mayor, but CBC's Evan Soloman did not consider Ford to be a big enough 2010 newsmaker to add him to his newsmaker of the year poll.
Ken Dryden should go back into hockey. That's where he belongs, not politics.
Maybe he could play for that phantom team in Quebec.
ReplyDeleteThat was Red Kelly's riding once upon a time.
ReplyDeleteBruins fan here...time for Dryden to retire for the last time
ReplyDeleteDryden rarely speaks in the House and always looks totally bored and uninterested in proceedings.
ReplyDeleteProbably time to slink back into obscurity Kenny.
This is a riding that conservatives can win, I know that because I live here. (real conservative)
ReplyDeleteMark Adler for the win!!
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