Greens campaign is even less invigorating than the dippers

The Liberals started off slow but now are gaining ground with a handgun ban and a fight with a deeply unpopular Bush White House.

The Conservatives came out strong promising to cut GST but not are hoping Canadians will vote for them solely because of Scott Reid's comments.

The NDP campaign has completely fallen off the rails with the CAW supporting the liberals and Layton's message that an NDP vote matters as fallen on deaf ears and the buzz word "strategic voter" has dominated this election.

The Green's party platform is essentially the same as last election. For a party that doesn't have a seat they desperately need a new idea to attract the media attention. Thus far their only message in the mainstream media is a whining leader who is mad that he isn't included in the debate but lacks any innovative ideas like their gas tax increase in exchange for income tax cuts which got media pundits talking. Also, they are looking like a regular political party with the infighting of party members complaining their leader is moving the party too far to the right, and Newfoundland members leaving because of their party's opposition to the seal hunt.

More and more this election looks like a two-horse race. Not because the two leaders are performing well but because the other two parties in English Canada are turning away potential voters with their lack of effort and reliance on a meager strategy that Canadians will vote for their party by default because they don't like the liberals or Stephen Harper. Give us a reason to vote for your party,