he doesn't give reds to the right, only what he perceives as left of Vlad the Impaler.I like this idea as 100% of the time the person he gives a reddie is completely right.
he doesn't give reds to the right, only what he perceives as left of Vlad the Impaler.I like this idea as 100% of the time the person he gives a reddie is completely right.
he doesn't give reds to the right, only what he perceives as left of Vlad the Impaler.
OK, you are not quite as far right as Vlad then. I'm sure you didn't get any reds from him for your posts bashing the lefties.Negatory Pig Pen
I've had a snootful from Walter over the years.
On the contrary, everybody who reads your posts has a pretty good idea of what you believe, at least on the subjects you post about and the many ideas you rate as bad.You have no idea what I believe.
he doesn't give reds to the right, only what he perceives as left of Vlad the Impaler.
Partisan hackery revealed:
Supreme Court-Marc Nadon spat shows PM's problem with Quebec's liberal judges
Liberal hack judges are a problem all right.
Sure. Well, at least if we entirely ignore the fact that this is nonsense.
The Honourable Madame Chief Justice Nicole Duval Hesler, Chief Justice of Québec, was appointed on the advice of The Right Honourable Stephen Harper P.C., M.P. (Calgary Southwest), the Prime Minister. When you include the other nineteen permanent members of the Québec Court of Appeal, the bench’s composition is as follows:
- three judges appointed by The Right Honourable Jean Chrétien P.C., C.C., O.M., Q.C., 20th Prime Minister;
- four judges appointed by The Right Honourable Paul Martin P.C., C.C., 21st Prime Minister;
- thirteen judges appointed by Mr. Harper under the Conservative Party.
Once the Conservatives appoint 13 out of 20 judges on Québec’s top court, they don’t get to complain about “liberal hack judges” anymore, because it’s a fabrication of reality, and a shameless cop-out (that is, blaming the courts, instead of spending more time drafting sound and constitutional public policy).