In a week that must be supremely frustrating for the Prime Minister, he had to decline to debate against Stephane Dion in ‘home turf’ Calgary, and now he’s had to put down his big brother idol based out of Washington D.C.
What’s next, is he going to say that his stance regarding the press has been too hostile and opaque? Is he going to concede that Bill C-61 is entirely due to the efforts of American business lobbyists and not at all what Canadian voters want?
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JDot | 04-Jul-08 at 8:04 pm | Permalink
“In a week that must be supremely frustrating for the Prime Minister, he had to decline to debate against Stephane Dion in ‘home turf’ Calgary”
Ha,ha,ha don’t forget to say “OH,YA” afer drinking that Kool-Aid.
PS:How bad does it suck to be a liberal. 41 confedence votes.. to have a debate with Harper.lol And now you are reduced to “why will Harper not debate Dion” over Dion’s dumb green shaft.
Oh man its sad watcing the liberal bloggers right now.
Mentarch | 05-Jul-08 at 1:14 am | Permalink
What is actually sad is to the extent with which the Harpies will go in order to “save face” or score political points … all the while, blaming the liberals for everything.
Nothing new here.
hey - did you hear the one about Barack Obama representing a ” continuation of Bush”, but *not* in the case of McCain?
That’s right - up is down and sideways with the (neo)cons.
They will say anything to defend their incompetence (that would be the 4th Principle of Incompetence).
Harper once again demonstrated the principle.
Can we get rid of them *now*, already?
;-)
JimBobby | 05-Jul-08 at 7:06 am | Permalink
Oh man its sad watcing the liberal bloggers right now.
You ain’t “watcing” closely enough. Saskboy ain’t a liberal. You wanna know how bad it sucks to be a liberal? Go ask a liberal.
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