Dave Ng is a scientist, not a political scientist, and doesn't actually know too much about the candidates, but decides to review them anyway (Second: Stephane Dion)

Again with the Canadian politics...


STEPHANE DION: Well, this is a treat - somebody really famous is in the race. Let me be the first to say that having that awesome soprano voice and being able to hit 4 to 5 octave range is just amazing. I mean that song in Titanic was certainly popular - couldn't escape it for a while! Plus it's cool that you have a Las Vegas gig (Vegas rules!). You also have quite the wardrobe which would make you easy to find in the Chamber of the House of Commons.

So what do you think of the liberal candidate?

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