MONTREAL -- The following is a summary of our live coverage of the 2014 Leaders' debate:
OPENING STATEMENTS:
- Leaders mention the lack of importance of a referendum 10 times in 3 minutes.
JOBS AND THE ECONOMY:
- Francoise David wants to stop Quebec from turning into an "Oil State", by pointing out that there is no oil in Quebec.
- The zero voters on Anticosti Island are pleased that the leaders are finally talking about their issues.
- Legault, with "Gaspésie/Gaspillage" line, takes early lead in Debate Pun Contest.
- Polls indicate that yelling random job numbers makes leaders appear interesting, likeable
SOCIAL SERVICES:
- Legault says "You didn't do your homework" during education debate; takes 2-0 lead in Play-On-Words Contest
- Health and education cease to be voters' top priorities after realizing that talking about those issues is so boring.
NATIONALITY AND IDENTITY:
- Leaders finally talk about Pierre Karl Péladeau in order to wake themselves up.
- Francoise David promises referendum in her first term as premier (in year 2135).
CLOSING STATEMENTS:
- Only "knock-out punch" at Québec leaders' debate from viewers who tried to knock themselves unconscious to avoid boredeom.
Friday, March 21, 2014
LEADERS' DEBATE SUMMARY
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