— Feature, Musings —04.18.2019 07:10 AM
35,000 Twitter followers can’t be all wrong
…well, they can be, actually, and I continued to be mystified as to why they stick around. But they do. So, thanks.
Kardashians, watch out!
— Feature, Musings —04.18.2019 07:10 AM
…well, they can be, actually, and I continued to be mystified as to why they stick around. But they do. So, thanks.
Kardashians, watch out!
I’m just here for the random hamster videos. Notice I will never use the term “Climate Barbie” when referring to cabinet ministers.
Is it true that Gerald Butts will be named to the Supreme Court?
Perhaps Michael Wernick then? I hear team Trudeau is claiming solicitor-client privilege for communications between Wernick and Trudeau.
I was going to say sarcasm off, but with team Trudeau, nothing is outside their mantle of stupidity.
You likely don’t know that you need to be a lawyer to be named to the Supreme Court…
Obviously Warren’s take on Canadian politics is something that we (the 35,000) appreciate. However, not to be too maudlin, I’d like Warren to ruminate sometime for us about the top 5 times he realized his take on things or people was wrong!
1. I said Clark would get defeated by Dix (ouch)
2. I bet someone Ignatieff would beat Harper (but I did that when I was advising him, and I kind of did it for show)
3. I trusted Olivia Chow (never do that)
4. I thought McGuinty would get a majority the third time (we were one seat short of a majority)
5. I thought Sheila Copps had integrity (no comment needed)
Thanks Warren for your candor to my question!!! In my opinion honest reflection is something politicians find hard to do; hence our continued disappointment in them after they win an election.