Bring the inflatable hammer and sickle SN.
And Stockholm, I don't think the Star meant "single-issue candidate" as a compliment. I think when the average Ontario voter listens to Tabuns they don't think, "There's a guy who gets me and my concerns." They think, "That guy says 'green energy economy' incessantly and I don't know or care what he's talking about."
I've never been but plan on attending this one and would like to know what to expect.
What do I wear?
Should I leave my inflatable hammer and sickle at home?
Wear whatever you will be comfortable in, in a southern Ontario winter. There is very little formality -- the Leadership candidates will be "dressed up" and virtually no one else will be (that makes it easier to spot them 
). Don't plan on bringing a hammer, inflatable or otherwise. You will be downloaded with paper -- recent conventions have given delegates a cloth bag in which to hold the endless paper, but it will get heavy after a while. A hammer will only weigh you down!
You could attend the arts and crafts event where we will be making paper mache hammers and sickles from all the paper handed out - glossy is best for a great look by the way.
Heh. An excellent comment to close this long thread, BA.
Continue here, folks.
