Feb 2012 Polling

Here are your poll results from February. Should Canada halt trade with China until they adopt a more agreeable foreign and domestic policy? Has Vic Toews been treated fairly? Should James Moore be sitting in Cabinet? There are also questions about this year's Presidential election. The Republican race should be decided on this week's Super Tuesday. I predicted before the first primary that Romney would win the nomination and then lose to Obama. We'll see what happens.

HAS JUSTICE MINISTER VIC TOEWS BEEN TREATED FAIRLY THIS WEEK?

No, it has gone too far (76%)
Yes, he deserves it (20%)
Undecided (4%)

WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE JUSTIN TRUDEAU BECOME LEADER OF THE LIBERAL PARTY?

Yes (74%)
No (25%)
Undecided (1%)

SHOULD THE LIBERALS HAVE BOUGHT CANADA'S 4 COLD WAR ERA SUBMARINES FROM THE BRITISH 13 YEARS AGO?

No, we should have bought new subs (90%)
No, we don't need any subs (6%)
Yes (3%)
Undecided (1%)

SHOULD CANADA HALT TRADE WITH CHINA UNTIL THEY ADOPT MORE AGREEABLE FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC POLICIES?

No (88%)
Yes (8%)
Undecided (4%)

IF YOU ARE BEING THREATENED, IS IT ACCEPTABLE TO FIRE WARNING SHOTS WITH A GUN?

Yes (95%)
No (4%)
Undecided (1%)

SHOULD WE STOP ACCEPTING ALL INTELLIGENCE FROM COUNTRIES KNOWN TO ON OCCASION USE TORTURE?

No (88%)
No, but have them prove no torture was used on a case by case basis (6%)
Yes (6%)
Undecided (0%)

HOW MUCH TRADE SHOULD WE SEEK WITH CHINA?

More (81%)
Less (10%)
The Same (5%)
Undecided (4%)

DO YOU THINK THAT JAMES MOORE SHOULD BE SITTING IN CABINET?

No (72%)
Yes, but not Heritage (19%)
Yes (7%)
Undecided (2%)

WHAT IS NEWT GINGRICH'S BIGGEST WEAKNESS?

Record in office (34%)
Marital Infidelity (24%)
He's named Newt (13%)
Attacking Clinton for similar Infidelity (8%)
He's only moderately wealthy (8%)
Age (5%)
He's flawless (5%)

WHAT IS MITT ROMNEY'S BIGGEST WEAKNESS

He's too liberal (60%)
Mormonism (19%)
Record in office (8%)
He's flawless (6%)
He's too rich (5%)

SHOULD PUBLIC SECTOR PENSIONS BE SCALED BACK (INCLUDING THOSE OF MPS)?

Yes (94%)
No (5%)
Undecided (1%)

SHOULD THE AGE OF PENSION ELIGIBILITY BE SLOWLY RAISED FROM 65 TO 67?

Yes (68%)
No (19%)
Undecided (13%)