oh give me a break....so many of the stories about him are NOT newsworthy, but the Star lives and breathes Ford.
Welcome to modern media, even the Kardashians can be "famous".
Everybody is to blame for this nonsense, but that doesn't change the fact that Rob Ford isn't really in office to lead, he's there to entertain.
There is any number of issues with this story. He is such an idiot one could believe almost anything
However if you look at this in the light of day a few things appear a miss. I think Ford is likely to be
addicted to Kentucky Fried Chicken more than anything else.
In addition I would suspect he lost staff around him because from the beginning he has anger management
issues. But the cocaine story is a little out of the park here.
There is a story about something and when the participants even one ends up dead it raises the level of
interest. Looking at this through a clear lens I suspect he is not involved in cocaine use most obese people
are not. There is something going on with this dog and pony show though but what we don't know.
Sounds like a bromance to me.Who cares, Rob Ford isn't a leader, he a performance artist.
Is crack cocaine something one can "dabble" in or is that impossible?
Pretty hard to dabble. You can hide it a long time, especially if you have money. But if the Mayor of Toronto's got a habit, we'll all know pretty soon.
He's still a nobody without a sex tape. If he had a sex tape then he'd be a big time rock star.
No, Karrie the murder was March 28,2013 outside the Loki lounge....Oh and to keep you to date, one of those pixelated was wounded in the same shootingThe article puts the person he was 'video taped' with as having been killed last March. That would make Ford's crack cocaine habit over a year old. He does not look like a person who's been smoking crack.
No, Karrie the murder was March 28,2013 outside the Loki lounge....Oh and to keep you to date, one of those pixelated was wounded in the same shooting
Aside from his conflict of interest issue, from what I've read, his time in office as mayor has been a job well done. He's had a couple falls, some clear substance abuse issues, but I gotta say.... big friggin' whoop! You'd have REALLY loved Ralph Klein.
Just about everything else has been 'after hours'. Personally, I don't think being the mayor of a city warrants having a tabloid like the Star following you around after hours, peeking in your windows, etc.
You're a fool. The only "us vs. them" comes from the left in Ford's case. The Star just keeps on stirring the shjt, that's why it always smells at 1 Yonge Street.Maybe Rob Ford doesn't get fair press, but from what I've seen he's taken an "us versus them" approach to politics from the start, that's bound to make enemies for anyone. That seems to be his style is my point, he's cultivating a climate of conflict in Toronto politics and then crying "I'm being victimized" when people react.
(A source close to the mayor's office told CBC News that Towhey was fired because he told Ford to "go away and get help." But this has not been independently confirmed, and Towhey has refused to make any public comment on the events.)