They love Maxime Bernier in Beauce. As I've said before, if anyone survives in the Conservative Quebec caucus, it will be him. But it's starting to not look as solid as it once did. Colour me a skeptic but the timing sure seems more than fortuitous what with Le Devoir getting their hands on Max's briefing books.
That's what I "love" about the political culture in Ottawa: the endless capacity to make people suffer -- or even better yet, suffer further for their alleged transgressions and errors. The list is a mile long, and growing: Max, Ruby, Lisa, Peter, Leona, Bill, Garth, Robert, Pablo...
Then we wonder why people don't vote. Everyone is a convenient target and shots come from all sides of the House. It's more than a disgrace. Some will argue that it's all the fault of the Impresario -- well, that's a mighty convenient excuse for other people not to clean up their own act.
Here's a thought: as we approach the holidays, we may or may not have a newly elected government. How about putting the pitchforks on hold and for a change, think about attending each other's Christmas parties on the Hill -- that is if your own party leader hasn't already banned you from another party's Yule-tide celebration...
Saturday, September 5, 2009
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ROD, I'm predicting the libs can win ove 25 seats in Que. and the Tories will slip to five or less with the NDP hopefully wiped out.
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ReplyDeleteMulcair is a fine campaigner and not a bad guy. He will be a tough nut to crack. I'm not brave enough to lay odds on who will win Outremont in the next election.