— Musings —10.21.2011 12:08 PM
Here’s the deal, Timmy
We’ll talk to you about Ontario’s finances when you learn to spell, um, “Ontario.”
Deal?
— Musings —10.21.2011 12:08 PM
We’ll talk to you about Ontario’s finances when you learn to spell, um, “Ontario.”
Deal?
Is this going to be Dalton’s excuse when he starts raising taxes again, that Tim Hudak can’t spell Ontario, as evidenced by a Tweet? Is this the kind of pathetic BS that we can expect out of the Liberals for the next 4 years? If so, I think voters will see that you guys are 100% out of ideas. Pathetic.
It was funny, idiot. If you don’t like it here, go back to your coloring books.
Better still……………. Blooging Tories.
Or go ride a combine with Jerry Ritz.
Warren,
Nicely put
Or how about instead of screwing around on Twitter he just reads the Auditor General’s report…
When you try to score political points and you spell Ontario wrong that is just an epic fail. He always looks so silly when he opens his mouth. Go read the reports on the ministry of finance website, that is if he can find it. What a goof
Good natured teasing or Internet bullying? You shouldn’t be picking on the intellectually challenged there Warren.
He needs more time with those alphabet fridge magnets he was constantly referring to during the campaign.
This explains Hudak’s focus on “eduction.”. 😉
FLICK OFF:-)
Sad. Come on dump this guy. Soon!
Sure, Gord – you’re sources are always reliable.
“you’re sources”
That’s kind of ironic, coming in a thread that makes fun of a spelling error by Hudak.
Busted, but I still think Gord is full of it.
Tim Hudk is bad at spell. He need phollow adtor genral rport…okay, I amused myself way too much dreaming that one up. I’ll try better next time.
Debt downgrades aren’t all bad.
They spur action. The last time Ontario was downgraded, it spurred Harris’s election. When Canada was downgraded, it pushed Chretien to get the finances in order. (And got us upgraded again.)
The real worry would be if they didn’t downgrade us — the ratings would have no meaning in that case.
Well the good news is that a former talkjock is the PC Finance critic, this is the absolute best they can do. Clearly we have little to worry about.