My party is (a) still mired in third place and is (b) still nearly 20 points back of the Cons and is (c) still behind the NDP, who do not have a leader.
Like I say, I’m dense. Perhaps someone will fill me in on the way to the celebrations. Thanks.
1. What you put there is there forever.
2. Anonymity is a myth.
3. Right now, the odds are excellent that someone you wouldn’t like is paying attention to what you do online.
It’s going to be one of those days.
As per the Wendy Sullivan/Right Girl post below, we’re looking for the Conservative candidate for Scarborough Southwest, Vincent Veera, for a legal matter.
Rewards for help!
A friend is seeking the help of Team WK.com in serving her. (Last time we paid attention to her, as you may recall, she had been caught in resume fraud, and thereafter went into hiding.)
Anyone with who has information about her whereabouts will receive a substantial honorarium!
He calls it the 98 per cent, but the message is the same: the rich should pay more. Ironically, I spent part of this week interviewing Occupiers at the last Occupy encampment in Canada, in Harbourfront Park in St. John’s. Their message, too, is all about the 99 per cent – that a minority control have a major share, while the majority are left with a minority of the wealth.
All of this is basically what my next book is about, and I hereby demand that the President give me royalties for stealing my ideas for the SOTU. It’s why he’s going to win again, after all.
Rob Ford turns Godwin’s Law upside down, and looks even more moronic than usual.
No one is surprised.
