I took Cliffy's post to be directed at the membership here.
Ahh, well we have a few bull horns for the Libs and Cons in here, maybe he was referring to that, as you say.
I took Cliffy's post to be directed at the membership here.
I prefer to use the term "blow horns", with all the connotations it musters, lol.Ahh, well we have a few bull horns for the Libs and Cons in here, maybe he was referring to that, as you say.
Colpy, you are wrong about the minorities held by Harper. They are 300 and 400 days shorter than Liberal records years earlier. You are wordsmithing a bit. I know it has been said before by media but they also reported other lies given to them by the Conservatives in the past. This does not make Harper the worst Prime Minister to work a compromise, but he is probably close given having to get the GG to allow him to shut down the house all the when things get rough. He also didn't seem to be able to compromise his way out of being the first Prime Minister in history to be in contempt of parliament. Not looking too good there!!
GG is short for Governor General. I thought you might get that easier. You did concede on the length of these governments a bit. Liberal compromise is probably why people walked the floor and why Liberals won bi-elections way back when. Doesn't matter. Being not so good at something may be a source of pride for a Conservative but it is not for the other parties. They want to do it correctly with out the fear mongering. If you are not for us, you are against us and other such school ground bully tactics do not always work. If we tell the people that the other parties are going to do what we want to do, we will scare them into voting for us. that does not always work either. This is treating people with distain and disrespect. Not all people like that. The Conservatives say they have to have a majority to do what they want to do. Of course they do, they are sure not going to navigate that any other way looking back at their lack of skill in the house and all the things Harper has said in his past with the National Peoples Coalition. Coalition, Hmmm. Anyway it will all come down to how many people can you trick, if he is to get anything done, good or bad. The other parties don't operate like that, thus they are as a slightly right of centre / centre / left of centre group are always in the majority. Even in Progressive Conservative times of old that held true. Only lately has an ultra right-wing party formed government in Canada, and only in a weak minority role. If history means anything that is unlikely to change. Steven spots are starting to show now.
Mr. Duceppe has said coming out of that PQ convention [Sunday] — he has said that they are moving towards, they are walking towards, his objective — the sovereignty of Quebec and another Quebec referendum," Harper told reporters. "And [Duceppe] says step one to achieve that is to stop a federal Conservative majority government in Ottawa. Step one is to weaken the country, have a weak government in Ottawa, and that is another reason why Canadians, we believe, must choose a strong, stable, national Conservative majority."
Harper was responding to comments made by Bloc Québécois Leader Gilles Duceppe, who said the two conditions for another referendum on Quebec separating from Canada are Bloc representation in Ottawa and a Parti Québécois government in Quebec.
PQ leader Pauline Marois said that if elected premier she would lead a “sovereigntist government” that would enact its own Constitution, create Quebec citizenship and recover a broad range of powers from Ottawa – all before a referendum is held.
Fresh from the 93.1% confidence vote she received from party members Saturday, Ms. Marois said Ottawa would be judged harshly if it resisted Quebec’s demands for more power. “We are offering Quebecers a chance to take back control – control of our democracy, of our economy, of our state, control of what we are,” she said.
“And for federalists who hoped that our will to build a country was going to fade after our convention, know that we leave here more determined, more united, stronger and more convinced than ever.”
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The overwhelming support for Ms. Marois – the highest ever for a PQ leader — should end speculation that she will be replaced as leader by Gilles Duceppe of the Bloc Québécois. Although her party enjoys a comfortable lead over the governing Liberals in opinion polls, Ms. Marois’ personal popularity has lagged behind. A Léger Marketing poll published Saturday in Le Devoir showed the PQ in line to win a majority were an election to be held now. The party was at 38% versus 31% for Premier Jean Charest’s Liberals.
Why don't the Conservatives just announce that they want to merge with the Bloc. They probably don't want to push Canadian citizens to hard to fast. They better let us get use to gutted health care and their I-pod tax first. Maybe they don't want us to know they are going to fire some more people. Like the head of the nuclear over sight agency, only later admitting she knew what she was doing. People at the CWB for doing their jobs properly were fired. They didn't alter documents with "not' or funnel millions of farmers dollars into places that it should not go. Example: Fraud committed by Harper's MP Baird and Clement in approving fraudulent projects and going ahead with fraudulent projects that had nothing to do with G8. With the CWB people, Harper later admitted they should not have been fired. Their severance came out of the farmers money pool and the new people Harper put in cost the farmer more money. A Conservative MP that he fired for no just cause, others I talked to that said they did not like their leader and were just riding out the rest of their careers. Trying hard to bite their tongues and not rock the boat. Maybe lies like, we will abolish the senate, but we have to load it with crooks first. Canadians can see this regime for what it is. A bunch of thugs. That's why their polls are dropping. The people want change pretty bad now. Voter apathy is a Conservatives friend. By the early results on the CBC Vote Compass, (over 10 percent of the voting public having gone through those motions already), it looks like the Conservatives don"t have the friends they use to have.
Why don't the Conservatives just announce that they want to merge with the Bloc.
It is simply another reason we must get rid of the CBC, as it is politically little more than a propaganda tool of the Liberal Party of Canada.
More Levant/Sun worship.
You've been so deluded, it's not even funny anymore.
Ah, yes. Tell me, when you have it on all the time, do you have the volume above 0?
SIMPLE.
Try it yourself. Go to the Compass, and enter totally neutral answers to all the questions.
You come out as a Liberal.
Hmmmmm.....that either means the brain-dead, without belief or principle are Liberals....or the test is biased.
You read the Toronto Sun.
You probably also listen to the conservative hi-jacked AM 640 Talk Radio.
Both of these media outlets have indoctrinated countless more than a harmless online quiz.
Colpy, Levant is a self professed conservative. He wrote that ridiculous book about .. I'm not even going to plug him, but it was a failed attempt to cover up how bad the Alberta tar sands are.
The guy is the Canadian version of Glenn Beck.
He is eeeeeevil.
And I'm not too worried about an online quiz that doesn't really affect anything. I don't expect CBC to be right wing shills - they probably do lean a bit more to the reasonable side of the political spectrum. But by comparison, Levant and his crew spread some pretty dangerous propaganda that could be pretty harmful to the very land we are all committed to.
The people on the right are crazy man! Don't fall into that trap.