Martin's Leadership Resignation

[#juan]

MMMike wrote:

Stronach - too shallow, too inexperienced
Manley - 'The Man From Bland', makes Harper look like a rock star, isn't he crosseyed
McKenna - sharp, intelligent, pitbull. He'd have my vote anyday.

God I hate it when I have to agree with you. :lol:

 

[FiveParadox]

lol, Jo Canadian, where do you find those things? Love 'em!

Even though I am somewhat saddened to see the Right Honourable Paul Martin stepping down as leader, it is the right decision; it's a shame, in my opinion, that his term was overshadowed by the faults of the era of the Right Honourable Jean Chrétien.

 

[the caracal kid]

Or, you could say Chretien did Martin in....

Chretien was the ultimate fighter in politics.

 

[FiveParadox]

Our former Rt. Hon. Prime Minister, Mr. Chrétien, certainly deserves respect for that much.

He definitely was a fighter, lol.

 

[MMMike]

MMMike wrote:

Stronach - too shallow, too inexperienced
Manley - 'The Man From Bland', makes Harper look like a rock star, isn't he crosseyed
McKenna - sharp, intelligent, pitbull. He'd have my vote anyday.

God I hate it when I have to agree with you. :lol:

I'm writing this date down, Juan... I think we've agreed once before, haven't we?? :lol: :lol:

 

[Jo Canadian]

Re: RE: Martin's Leadership Resignation

Even though I am somewhat saddened to see the Right Honourable Paul Martin stepping down as leader, it is the right decision; it's a shame, in my opinion, that his term was overshadowed by the faults of the era of the Right Honourable Jean Chrétien.

It makes me wonder how seriously our politicians would take their positions if the stigma of Shame was dealt with as it was in Feudal Japan with the act of Seppuku :lol: :lol: The PM's office would have many old blood stains that's for sure.