Who won the Ontario election debate? Here you need to know

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On Friday, the leaders of the four major Ontario political parties slipped in the northern bay for the first two debates in the first two discussions ahead of the election day, February 27. Here is the researchers with sharp eyes Brigit Beller, Bruce Techman And Randol Tenley Ended up about their appearance.

Who won this debate?

Brigit Beller, Ottawa Writer: Status Seriously, this was Duck Ford’s debate, and he did not do so. Opposition leaders did what they needed and performed well, but they failed to pierce the armor of the premier’s negligence. Liberal Leader Bonnie Krombi accused him of lying several times, and he laughed it. He was embroiled in his message about the need to grow the Ford economy and protect from US fees.

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Bruce Deachman, Ottawa Citizen Columnist: I would like to say that the Green Party leader Mike Shreyer is at least among the three opposition leaders, which seemed to be the same thing as the same and trying to demand the same land. He gave Ford’s conservatives more options than the NTP’s Marid Styls or Liberal Poni Chrombi.

But the winner would probably endure the attacks of others, without severe damage. The title of an example of mental health and drug abuse came. Fordin’s policies to tear down the camps and close the consumption sites must have been an easy fodder with other leaders, but he became a scratch. I do not think that his position will be greatly affected by this debate.

Randal Tenley, NP and Citizens Columnist: Duck Ford, not because he did anything wisely, but because he was very close to the reality known. Opposition leaders have made a large number of false claims about the amount of homeless problems, the housing begins and a major download issue. Is the bad product or deliberately misrepresenting?

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What did you learn what you supported?

Beller’s: I have never heard of the story of the mental struggles of Bonnie Chrombi’s biological father. It makes his pitch human beings for integrated and properly funded mental and addiction services. In a different note, I was surprised to find that the three opposition parties were ready to work together against the threats and health care and affordableness from the south of the border, which was acknowledged and fair. Essential, too.

Teachman: I was a little surprised that all three opposition leaders painted themselves in the same camp. When Marit Styles and Mike Shreyer hit the Duck Ford, you can often ask, “That’s right.” Ford was delighted to join the trio together and repeatedly mentioned that they all voted against various conservative efforts. Instead of winning, he united to beat them.

Tenley: The biggest surprise is the Liberal Bonnie. An important part of his work is to present himself as a better choice than the NTP’s Marid Styles. Krombi accomplished it with a serious and measured attack on Ford, but in Ontario, there were no 200,000 people without home. The actual number is 80,000.

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A turning point in this sparring competition, was the “knock out” punch?

Beller’s: There were many powerful rhetoric. Duck Ford says he has never raised the line on the platform. The green leader teased Mike Shreyer, pointing out that he would not cut a dandelion to build a house. During the debate on affordable housing, NTP President Marid Styles Ontario said that there is no province now and I expect the line to return during the campaign.

The closest thing to the knock-out punch is that Duck Ford has accused Doug Ford of the time of the election and that the Prime Minister is trying to protect only one job.

Teachman: I don’t think so, if Marit Styls does not knock on itself with statements such as “we have a plan to reduce the price of everything” and “I am going to protect every job in every sector”. This was a discussion of a high school student council.

Tenley: The knock -out punch came from Marit Styles, and it was self -hit. Of the four leaders, he gave the worst performance and presented a lower level.

– Brigit Bellerin A Ottawa writer; Bruce Techman Local columnist of the Ottawa citizen. Randol Tenley He is a columnist and former PC candidate for national post and Ottawa. Follow the second debate of the leaders, which start at 6:30 pm on Monday night, tune for more pundit scenes.

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