that old idiot has likely jumped on and off every CC bandwagon he's ever seen. he's a maroon and never actually reads anything relevant to a post or topic.
trudeau crossed the floor and pushed aside NDP MPs
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that old idiot has likely jumped on and off every CC bandwagon he's ever seen. he's a maroon and never actually reads anything relevant to a post or topic.
Yes, the NDP members were playing silly buggers James however, for the PM to cross the floor is a big NO NO in the first place. To literally grab the arm of another member then drag him through the aforementioned scrum in a fit of pique was about the stupidest stunt he's pulled yet and nothing to be proud of in the least.
rudeau's political road rage is very unsunny-like.
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Quite the story from @kkirkup: Brosseau on Trudeau: ‘Do I have justify how hard I was hit in the breast?’ http://www.nationalnewswatch.com/2016/05/20/after-the-elbow-brosseau-target-of-personal-attacks-since-commons-encounter/#.Vz-MQzGstXJ.twitter …
Laura Stone Verified account @l_stone Quite the story from @kkirkup: Brosseau on Trudeau: ‘Do I have justify how hard I was hit in the breast?’ http://www.nationalnewswatch.com/2016/05/20/after-the-elbow-brosseau-target-of-personal-attacks-since-commons-encounter/#.Vz-MQzGstXJ.twitter …
Of the multiple apologies he's now given, yeah I'd think by now he was sincere as all get out. He may still be wet behind the ears but he has to know that his image took a big hit and he's got some real make-up time coming.
Not if poll numbers don't go down.
Ford's numbers went down because he was an imbecile (like those that voted for him) and had no tact whatsoever.
les wurd:
Everything that Trudeau does, everything that Trudeau says, everything he projects, his whole meticulously crafted persona, is calculated for affect. And it is usually orchestrated and choreographed by someone else, most notably Gerald Butts. He has no concept of how to be genuine because he’s been performing all his life.
He may love his wife and children, as best he knows how, but it’s still all about him. He’s the center of the Universe and world is obligated to validate him. So, to that end, he pretends genuineness.
That, of course, is the definition of a sociopath.
The trouble is, he’s not very good at it. Most sociopaths are far better at hiding their true character than he is.
Of course he did get elected, so one has to wonder how perceptive the average Canadian is. Are we truly a nation of idiots? Sometimes I think we may just be.
Everything that Trudeau does, everything that Trudeau says, everything he projects, his whole meticulously crafted persona, is calculated for affect. And it is usually orchestrated and choreographed by someone else, most notably Gerald Butts. He has no concept of how to be genuine because he’s been performing all his life.
He may love his wife and children, as best he knows how, but it’s still all about him. He’s the center of the Universe and world is obligated to validate him. So, to that end, he pretends genuineness.
That, of course, is the definition of a sociopath.
The trouble is, he’s not very good at it. Most sociopaths are far better at hiding their true character than he is.
Of course he did get elected, so one has to wonder how perceptive the average Canadian is. Are we truly a nation of idiots? Sometimes I think we may just be.
Joyce Napier was talking to Mercedes on PP today regarding the government's attempt to take control of the House which Motion 6 was attempting to do. As she mentioned it went against everything the Liberals have been telling us about openness and transparency. It was nothing less than an attempt to muzzle the opposition and as John Oliver later noted on the same program - without the opposition all we have is a dictatorship.
Ah...........but were it Mr Harper who had done this.................it would be a holocaust.
The NDP did not come out of this looking good at all, Nick. That still does not excuse the PM's behavior. He should have stayed in his seat. What came after he made the decision to leave it was pure unbridled hubris on show.
the average meatheads son.
not me of course.
but those fukkin' 40 percenters, walking around with dried drool chin stains, stoner eyes and summer toques...well sure.
I think it could have happened w/o him realizing at the time he did it!
(He likely had more on his mind than you or I have when we do it in Walmart)Just a suggestion for his own benefit!
A pretty mild act of violence by comparison.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shawinigan_Handshake
I think it could have happened w/o him realizing at the time he did it!
First of all I've been in a Walmart exactly once in my life and that was more than enough. I don't do big box stores. Secondly, he wasn't in a large crowd of sales-hungry shoppers - he was on the floor of the House of Commons. Oh he knew what he had done all right, he just didn't have the sense of mind to stop and apologize. And frankly, I don't care if it was woman or a man. It was rude and he knew it.
JLM .........JLM.................they all but loathe each other. Nope, he'll closet himself with his handler Butts, take a dressing down from Sophie then be right back to his sunny ways but this time he will be aware that clouds are just over the horizon. I hope.
A caption doesn't make it an event!
A little tongue in cheek there, Mowich......................................this incident is way too 'serious'.
It's truly sad that the conbots are sinking this low.
Thanks goodness for Andrew Coyne:
I’d like to think the MPs involved are merely playing a vastly cynical game: exploiting the opening Trudeau’s brain cramp had given them to tarnish his reputation; turning a moment of incidental contact between two people such as goes on every day on the subway into a clash between the sexes; wielding the shaming buzzwords of gender politics against each other like knives, in the way they have all learned to do (though some more expertly than others); elevating the martyred Brosseau into a victim of violence, in callous disregard for its actual victims.
I’d like to think that, because it would be preferable to what I suspect is the case: that these people have actually come to believe the rubbish they are spouting.(see above)
Andrew Coyne: Hopefully MPs are merely playing a vastly cynical game over Trudeau’s shenanigans
Thanks goodness for Andrew Coyne:
I’d like to think the MPs involved are merely playing a vastly cynical game: exploiting the opening Trudeau’s brain cramp had given them to tarnish his reputation; turning a moment of incidental contact between two people such as goes on every day on the subway into a clash between the sexes; wielding the shaming buzzwords of gender politics against each other like knives, in the way they have all learned to do (though some more expertly than others); elevating the martyred Brosseau into a victim of violence, in callous disregard for its actual victims.
I’d like to think that, because it would be preferable to what I suspect is the case: that these people have actually come to believe the rubbish they are spouting.(see above)
Andrew Coyne: Hopefully MPs are merely playing a vastly cynical game over Trudeau’s shenanigans
ah yes, mithter coyne the cbc-shill again.
Trudeau also has three half-siblings — Kyle Kemper and Alicia Kemper, from his mother's second marriage; and Sarah Coyne, whose mother, constitutional lawyer Deborah Coyne, was in a relationship with Pierre Trudeau for some 15 years.
The family tree has other notable if remote, branches. Deborah Coyne — who made a run for the Liberal leadership before joining the Green Party as a policy adviser — was once married to veteran journalist Michael Valpy, and is a cousin of the National Post's Andrew Coyne. Valpy and Andrew Coyne both contribute to, or appear on, CBC News.
anyway...knowing where his sunny bread gets buttered.
Trudeau also has three half-siblings — Kyle Kemper and Alicia Kemper, from his mother's second marriage; and Sarah Coyne, whose mother, constitutional lawyer Deborah Coyne, was in a relationship with Pierre Trudeau for some 15 years.
The family tree has other notable if remote, branches. Deborah Coyne — who made a run for the Liberal leadership before joining the Green Party as a policy adviser — was once married to veteran journalist Michael Valpy, and is a cousin of the National Post's Andrew Coyne. Valpy and Andrew Coyne both contribute to, or appear on, CBC News.
anyway...knowing where his sunny bread gets buttered.