Comments on: Protesters: “The P.M. Is Burnt Toast”

By: Jim

Jim — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 04:46:01 +0000

well said unfortunately doc.

By: George

George — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 23:46:09 +0000

Harper is wrong. His arrogance has been soundly criticized in the National Post, Toronto Sun, Globe and Mail, and Toronto Star. What is he trying to hide?

It’s clear that Mr. McKay has dug a huge sink hole, which has swallowed most of the conservative party. An incident, which may have received a brief slap on the wrist(Canadians vacation in Cuba, a notorious human rights abuser. Can we honestly say we care about human Rights violations? ) Harper could easily have dodged a bullet by fessing up, and committing to fix it. But he didn’t and he has chosen to follow more or less in the footsteps of Ben Johnson rather than CIL who fessed up to the Bu pal tragedy.

The conservatives seem to be a self destructive party. They do a lot of things right, but they just can’t win the confidence of the Canadian public to be granted a majority.

Canada must be governed by a Bill Davis type conservative or a Michael Pearson type Liberal. “Neo cons” or “lefty’s” will never work in this country.

By: Doctor Boogaloo

Doctor Boogaloo — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 03:32:57 +0000

In other countries with a Westminster-style parliament, Harpo would, indeed, be burnt toast. But this is Canada. Here, we seem to enjoy — almost prefer — charades.
(Ooh, ooh. Two words. It’s the name of a politician, starts with ‘Dickhead’.)

Maybe it’s the lousy climate, Jim. Or the fact that people just don’t give a shit anymore. Because it seems that every one those yabbos on Parliament Hill is beholden to party first; name recognition second; country (and democracy) dead last.

But at least tomorrow is Robbie Burns Day. And that means haggis. (Yum?)