Vanni Fucci said:I think not said:Sounds like Blue got some Albertan support. :wink:![]()
Yeah...lucky us...![]()
Reverend Blair said:The conbservatives have a clean slate.
They don't even have a clean slate as the CPC. They let Cargill with contempt of parliament. They tried to buy off Chuck Cadman. They are now involved in Grewalgate. Of course Grewal has been in trouble before. Demanding a deposit from constituents before he'd do his job. Lying about his dealings in Liberia. Harper stood by Gurmant through that display of corruption.
Now if the CPC is managing to be corrupt without even gaining power, what would they be like if they were in charge? It boggles the mind.
Reverend Blair said:Do you think they keep saying that they don't have a hidden agenda because they've done such a poor job hiding it that everybody knows about it? ;-)
Reverend Blair said:Do you think they keep saying that they don't have a hidden agenda because they've done such a poor job hiding it that everybody knows about it? ;-)
:roll: :roll: :wink:Reverend Blair said:What odds?
Reverend Blair said:He was a policy advisor in the Mulroney government...a backroom boy in a government filled with corruption and scandal. His title and his immediate boss don't matter. The question was whether was a connection between the Mulroney government and the present-day incarnation of Conservative corruption. There is.
Reverend Blair said:He didn't get mad at Mulroney until poor widdle Alberta didn't get its way. You are still ignoring what him and Mulroney have been up to lately, or was Harper lying when he said that Mulroney was giving him advice at the convention?
peapod said:Your doing very well tonight rev, remember let them do the name calling. *goes back to filing nails*
Vanni Fucci said:Reverend Blair said:Do you think they keep saying that they don't have a hidden agenda because they've done such a poor job hiding it that everybody knows about it? ;-)
I do think that Rev...and the increased references to Liberal and NDP hidden agendas by Conservatives suggests that they are attempting to marginalize the impact of their own agenda...
ie. if everyone has a hidden agenda, then they don't look so nefarious...
o what if two politicians on the right side of center talk? Is that a crime? Just because Martin and Chretien hate each other does this mean Harper and Mulroney should not talk? You are not making a lot of sense on that one.
Reverend Blair said:o what if two politicians on the right side of center talk? Is that a crime? Just because Martin and Chretien hate each other does this mean Harper and Mulroney should not talk? You are not making a lot of sense on that one.
It's not a matter of talking, Blue. When somebody is referred to as an advisor in the political sense, it means they are helping to set policy and strategy.
Nothing I've said is revisionist history either. Harper worked in the Mulroney government (BTW, a parlimentary secretary is not just part of the steno pool). Now Mulroney has been, according to Harper, working to get the Harperites in as government.[/quote]
Maybe because he is a conservative and can see like the rest of us the damage the liberals are doing to the country internally and how the liberals are making a joke of Canada on the international stage? I am shocked that a conservative would help another conservative party. What next? Chretien and Martin talking? Naw, never happen, hell ain't that cold yet. We'll just have to settle for Pretty Paul and Smiling Jack instead. :roll:
Reverend Blair said:Yeah, whatever, Blue. Ignoring corruption when it's attached to a big chin or a really bad haircut hardly seems like a good idea to me.