I've noticed that your panel seems to get everything wrong, so Mr. Dion should feel encouraged. I recall the vile things Chantal Hebert said about him and his chances of ever leading the Liberal Party during the Montreal convention that promptly chose him.

I was surprised and impressed with Peter Mansbridge's interview with Dion - the questions were penetrating, but Dion's answers were evasive and unconvincing. Dion comes across as being quite unsure of himself, his leadership, and the level of support he commands. He is wooden and dogmatic. It would be very disappointing if he ever became Prime Minister.

Your group comments about Mr. Dion was very disheartening. And people like you make it or break it for hard working good people. Several adjectives come to mind about Mr. Harper especially when he speaks..French too. Only This Hour Has 22 minutes and Rick Mercer, seem to be balanced. I am sorry I had to walk away from your at Issue panel, the unanimous laughter was almost hurtful. I don't belong to any political party but follow the CBC News religiously everyday. The previous government did NOT have much room to abandon the Afghanistan Mission because the previous Prime Minister had sold Canadians to Mr. Bush...
Tonight for the first time My CBC failed.

Sincerely,
Ovsanna

Nice to hear unusually balanced comments from Andrew Coyne tonight, but what was Allan Gregg thinking? "The Conservatives have upstaged Stephan Dion on the environment"? How can he make that claim? What have they done? Nothing, despite the concern of Canadians over this issue! It seemed to be an ill-informed and inaccurate comment with regard to current environmental policy.