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14 years ago @ Macleans.ca - Iggy’s fresh start · 0 replies · +2 points

Iggy won't pull the plug until his platform is fully ready to be announced during a campaign. There is no screaming demand for an election by the populace so why should Iggy force one when Harper is alreafy acting like a liberal government except for the massive debt fraud he has inflicted on us all.
If Harper wants to go he will once again break his own law and call one.

14 years ago @ Macleans.ca - Iggy’s fresh start · 0 replies · -2 points

sglam, please tell us how the harpercrites have moved Canada forward in their four year sof prorogations and regurgitation of old stuff.

14 years ago @ Macleans.ca - Iggy’s fresh start · 0 replies · +3 points

Ed, when will Harper reinvent himself as a true conservative instead of trying to be a Liberal in sheeps clothing. The problem with trying to emulate the Libs is that he doesn't know how to do it properly in reality as his nasty streak keeps coming forward.

14 years ago @ Macleans.ca - Iggy’s fresh start · 3 replies · +3 points

Mervin, where are the ideas from the reform party you so love. Harper has used prorogation to regurgitate stuff that dies on the order paper.

Iggy has a base of ideas he now needs to try out and pick the ones Canadians want and that are left of Harpercrite.

I see no leadership from the Tories who do anything to simply stay in power including avoiding any issues that could cause an election. Harper is terrified to face the electorate and you you know it only too well. Your buffonery on Harper's behalf is simply typical Tory nonsense

14 years ago @ Macleans.ca - Peter Donolo and the C... · 2 replies · +1 points

mulletaur, people also seem to forget that harper nearly got his majority becasue Lib voters simply sat on their hands last election. they also forget that Harper also received fewer actual votes in that election. Had the 800,000 or so Lib voters actually voted we would be in a different situation now. I also truly believe that Harper's current higher numbers won't last through the fall. Most polls are still showing around 20% undecideds.

14 years ago @ Macleans.ca - Peter Donolo and the C... · 2 replies · +2 points

William, Harper is only popular right now because he has painted the libs in a corner. His stimulus handouts have proven very popular but once the bill comes in and it is coming very soon he will be painted in a much different colour. There are major issues starting to burn holes in the tory armour and the Libs need to exploit those holes while offering something of substance in return

14 years ago @ Angry in the Great Whi... - Dislodging the Conserv... · 1 reply · +1 points

Just like your STUPID nonsense in another blog

14 years ago @ Angry in the Great Whi... - Dislodging the Conserv... · 0 replies · +1 points

part deux........

Mr. Baird parried questions about the links of a Conservative senator to Benoit Labonte — a central figure in the Québec scandal — by referring to a Liberal staffer who once worked for Mr. Labonte. On Navigator, he mentioned the names of Warren Kinsella and Robin Sears as former and current employees of the firm. In other words, the answer to both questions was: “If anything untoward has been going on, they did it too.”
Mr. Baird’s answers, then, are devoid of logic. They are also ethically bankrupt. And, they are guaranteed to increase the cynicism of Canadians who — in regard to our system of government — would say a pox on both your houses.
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14 years ago @ Angry in the Great Whi... - Dislodging the Conserv... · 1 reply · +1 points

Here's Norman spector on Baird;looks as though he has seen through the BS as well and he's a Tory himself.
Tuesday, October 27, 2009 3:31 PM
Baird’s bluster
Norman Spector
He’s loud. He doesn’t back down in the face of embarrassing questions. And, I’ll grant you, John Baird can be entertaining from time to time in Question Period — though not as often as it might appear from the enthusiasm of Conservative MP’s sitting behind him.
That said, strip away the bluster and the Minister of Transport’s answers today to questions about possible Conservative links to the scandal roiling Québec, and to the Navigator lobbying firm, are without logic.

TBC....

14 years ago @ Angry in the Great Whi... - Dislodging the Conserv... · 9 replies · +1 points

Here's a challenge for Baird the Bull Shitter he won't show up for.

DEAR JOHN LETTER

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Tuesday, October 27, 2009, 02:44 PM
Dear John:

I am sitting above you in the House of Commons gallery as I write this.

Paul Szabo just asked you a very sensible and fair question about Navigator, the firm where I once had the misfortune to work. Years ago.

You did not answer the question - specifically, on why the firm is being investigated right now for its relationship to the Reform-Conservative government. You instead parried with a lame answer about me working there. Lame, John. Lame.

Here's an offer: let's go on TV together, you and I, and talk candidly about that firm and your relationship - and your party's - relationship with it. What say?

Sincerely, etc.

Warren

PS - H1N1 isn't even remotely funny, John.

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