1. His own party doesn’t like him.
2. He has crazy policies.
3. He was prepared to force an election months after the last one.
4. He is prepared to put politics before peoples’ safety.
5. His hacks conceived and managed Ornge, and were responsible for the resulting scandal.
6. His own supporters think he’s leading them into humiliation.They disagree with him all the time.
7. His caucus is packed with sexist, intolerant old men.
8. His cabal are knee-deep in scandal at any given time.
9. His biggest pal and supporter is Rob Ford, now enmeshed in a conflict-of-interest scandal.
10. He doesn’t like “foreigners.” He doesn’t like gays.

Don’t vote for him, people.  He’s bad news.

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“…every federal party would kill to get its hands on a proven federalist campaigner who can bring in 50 Quebec seats after three gruelling mandates.”

See? I’m not crazy. Hebert agrees.

If he gets through the inquiry intact, he’s viable. The Liberal Party of Canada would do very, very well with such a leader.

What do you think?

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I was positively delighted to learn that an unwanted bird had finally flitted away. I can now stop hating the place, and refer work to them.

Tweet tweet.

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Like they did in this case.

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When we heard this story on CBC this morning, we all got a bit sniffly. This guy is a hero – and in a Hummer, no less!

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The polling firm that says the NDP is way ahead…

…is the same firm that declared the Parti Québeçois was headed towards “a comfortable majority.”

Why does the Star do this? Why does any media organization, for that matter?

Media political polls have turned into a bloody farce. The media are shredding their credibility by repeating the same mistake, over and over.

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I’m starting the Jean Charest for Liberal Party leader campaign, right here. Who’s in?

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Winners: pro-Canada parties.

Losers: pollsters, pundits, PQ.

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Steve, whose stuff I read religiously, had this amazing tweet a few minutes ago:

Canadians spent 28.5 hours a week watching TV last year, says CRTC, up half hour from last year.

— Steve Ladurantaye (@sladurantaye) September 4, 2012

I find that amazing. A day a week! Who has time to do that?

I don’t watch TV at all. Zero, zippo, zilch. No news programs, no reality shows, no nothing. Haven’t for years. (And I am only able to post my Sun News clips on this web site because I see them online.)

I don’t have a big ideological objection to TV, although I do find that much of it is stupid. Mainly, I just don’t have the time. That’s why I’m astounded that so many others can devote the equivalent of an entire day a week to the idiot box.

Who’s like me? And which of you are part of the majority?

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