Lightguns said:How do you become a fan of a politician? I voted for a party because of an issue but I don't consider one politician in any party worthy of fanship. They are politicians, they would sell you, me or anyone for a vote or perk. They would send you to war and then deny you medical care or even call you a war criminal for going to the war they sent you to if it meant re-election votes. No sir, never been a fan of any, not going to do that. I never understood political partisans, particularly the ones that go around stump for their party for free. Ya go on facebook or twitter and there are these people on there screaming at other people on there that their party is better. None of them are better just a different bunch of backroom boys and girls at the trough. In NB, we say you can tell whose in power by whose getting the dump truck contracts that year. That's politics in 2016.
Jarnhamar said:Great video of what Justin Trudeau thinks of Albertan's and their whining and complaining about job loss.
https://youtu.be/2BpsLJhkz1g
Twas ever thus -- as someone smarter than me once said here, it's called "Oral Questions", not "Oral Answers."George Wallace said:... I am less than impressed with what I am seeing in the House.
Jarnhamar said:I've seen one conservative estimate that places Alberta's suicide rate up 30% this year, another estimate I've seen was up 52% I believe. It's wondering that the prime minister responds like bully (a LA remember where you are, boy) instead of addressing a serious life or death matter. That response shows his true character.
Jarnhamar said:I've seen one conservative estimate that places Alberta's suicide rate up 30% this year, another estimate I've seen was up 52% I believe. It's wondering that the prime minister responds like bully (a LA remember where you are, boy) instead of addressing a serious life or death matter. That response shows his true character.
John Tescione said:Links would be neat.
PuckChaser said:You mean people like Michael Blais, who stumped for the Liberals under the guise of representing vets and now he's all outraged that he's not getting his way? I bet he thought he'd get a nice PS job as a kickback for his support, or maybe some photo-ops with the PM. Unfortunately, he's learning the hard way that once your vote is cast, you're useless until the next election.
Wildfire in the Fort McMurray area have burned down nearly 2000 buildings, many of which were homes. 88,000 people have been evacuated from the region making it the single largest exercise in the provincial history.
The Liberal government has matched Red Cross donations to the tune of $30 million, but just a few months later introduced the anti-dumping tax on drywall is making the construction projects and rebuilding of Fort McMurray more expensive. Customers are staring down the barrel as they have to meet the 200% increased tax on the dry wall.
CombatMacgyver said:http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trudeau-reminds-kenney-he-s-not-in-alberta-yet-1.3774490
This is easily the most arrogant thing I've seen these !@#$& Liberals say yet....
CombatMacgyver said:http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trudeau-reminds-kenney-he-s-not-in-alberta-yet-1.3774490
This is easily the most arrogant thing I've seen these !@#$& Liberals say yet....
It's called "Oral Questions," not "Oral Answers" for a reason ;DGeorge Wallace said:He did not even address the question put to him.
October 12, 2016 - Global Affairs Canada invites media to a technical briefing with officials on the expiration of the standstill period of softwood lumber and the next steps.
Global Affairs Canada will answer questions on a deep background, not-for-attribution basis only (no quotes or references to government officials). Audio recording of the briefing for the purpose of broadcast is strictly prohibited.
Event: Technical briefing
Date: Wednesday, October 12, 2016
Time: Noon ET
Location: National Press Theatre, 150 Wellington Street, Ottawa, Ontario ...