Reformers on the ropes: Preston Manning seeks to reverse his party's fortunes

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The Reform Party of Canada is attempting to win back popular support during the fall elections. The Reform Party's popularity in polls dropped from 15% in Jan 1992, to 8% in Jul 1993. Manning, leader of the Reform Party, is campaigning around the country trying to raise support.

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Manning's tax cut crusade: Reform puts a positive spin on fiscal restraint

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Preston Manning introduced a Reform Party platform that reverses many of the party's previous positions. The document proposes a tax cut and increases in transfer payments for health and education. Some Reform Party members objected to the lack of detail on spending cuts.

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Judgment day

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Reform party leader Preston Manning has come under a barrage of criticism, including several books that criticize the four-year-old party. Manning says all the criticism only proves the party is finally beginning to be taken seriously.

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