And maybe some people should just mind their own f**king business, thank you very much!
trudeau crossed the floor and pushed aside NDP MPs
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And maybe some people should just mind their own f**king business, thank you very much!
Really?
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- Trudeau defends Nickelback, taking in Syrian refugees in Daily Show interview
In the frenzy that was 'Elbowgate,' there's a good chance you might have missed Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's appearance on the Daily Show — Trudeau's sit-down interview with correspondent Hasan Minhaj aired the same night the fracas on the House of Commons floor. Here are some highlights. 7:11 PM ET read 12 comments - You thought 'Elbowgate' was bad? Check out these political brawls
This week, #elbowgate dominated the headlines after a dust-up involving the Prime Minister in the House of Commons. But compared to other countries, Canada's parliamentary fights pale in comparison. 7:14 PM ET- Analysis Elbow blunder could stick to smooth-sailing Trudeau like a barnacle: Neil Macdonald 5:00 AM ET video
- Photos Kerfuffle in the House nothing compared to these political punch-ups May 19
Holy fu ck..... Grow up.
And you are a third rate A$$hole so we are even.
He may be, but he has you pegged.
Correction - he thinks he has me pegged! If "thinks" is a process he's even capable of! And I think he's a blowhard!
32 in 288 posts = 11.14198258% which is good, gives me something to do while supper is cooking!
Don't you ever just like to f**k around mindlessly? It lowers your B.P.
Cliffy, go take a toke.
The amount of mindless posts you do, I'm surprised your be is high enough to sustain life.
Guys its May 24, go out an enjoy the weather or attend a social gathering... This place will be here when you get back....
Good advice Johnny. The weather is not too good here, although I did manage to take the dog for a walk for an hour and stay dry. Have a good weekend, I enjoy your sensible posts.
Manhandled?
I never thought you were the sensitive type and could easily be manhandled in such a way.
Now this, was Liberal manhandling......
www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMBJp0yJvsY
Don't be a d*nk Nick.
We older members remember a time when May 24 was the holiday regardless of what day of the week it fell on, and perhaps Johnny falls into that category. I watched old Rex on the idiot box tonight. Looks like young Justin did a little bull sh*tting while making his campaign promises when he promised to change voting protocol before the next election. Apparently that is not within Justin's power, the only ones who can do that is the electorate. I think between Rex, Andrew Coyne and Chantal Hebert, the young feller got his sails trimmed tonight. I think we may see a more humbler version from now on!
"This wasn’t a leader asserting his authority – this was a little emperor stamping his foot because things weren’t going his way fast enough. This was: “Do as I say, I’m very important, and always have been.” The kind of behaviour that has spoiled rich kid written all over it".
Steady on, Justin Trudeau. You’re meant to be the good guy | Opinion | The Guardian
#sunnyburn
Steady on, Justin Trudeau. You’re meant to be the good guy | Opinion | The Guardian
#sunnyburn
In Canada Friday (Thursday for some) to Monday is May two four and actual dates and time are forgotten......
Some people are convinced that Justin Trudeau will pay a price for his less than sunny behaviour in the House last week.
Tom Walkom isn't so sure (link is external). Canadians, he writes like to have "chippy" prime ministers:
Trudeau broke all the rules Wednesday when he marched across the Commons floor, grabbed Conservative whip Gord Brown by the arm and hustled him to his seat, all in order to get a projected vote underway.
In the melee, the prime minister also inadvertently elbowed Quebec New Democrat MP Ruth-Ellen Brousseau in the chest.
New Democrats standing nearby said Trudeau used a vulgar synonym for fornication as he urged MPs to get out of his way.
But this kind of behaviour isn't new to prime ministers:
Voters often like it when a prime minister gets tough or rude. Jean Chrétien suffered no political penalty when, as prime minister, he grabbed a peaceful protester by the throat and forced him to the ground.
Pierre Trudeau, in what became known as the fuddle-duddle incident, famously told opposition MPs to fornicate with themselves. Voters elected his Liberals to government three more times after that.
Was it polite behaviour? Certainly not. It showed that Trudeau can be impetuous and far from sunny. More importantly, his actions caused proceedings to ground to a halt. But Trudeau apologized more than once. Other than his apology for residential schools, when was the last time you heard Stephen Harper apologize?
Will he pay? We'll see.
