daniel

I like it, but it needs tweeking. 2) there's no such thing as a Canadian Car (except the ZENN). They're all foreign owned. 4) trouble kids drop out of school and our current school system is having a hard time getting them motivated to stay in. 5) omit Petrol - too much pollution and Green house gases. The oil companies are rich enough even in this current recession.

Who would have thunk he would merge the PCs with the Reformers, especially after signing that contract (not to do it) to secure the leadeship.

Just curious.

Maybe he'll even merge the Conservatives with the Liberals.

Would you prefer the Conservatives smear him instead?

Must be someone from Jim Flaherty's office.

Under Harper, we all suffer together.

It appears that Canada isn't so different from Sri Lanka as we had kept George Galloway from entering on the same kind of flimsy allegations.

I wonder if she cried with Sven Robinson when Sue Rodriguez died.

Both Harper and Raitt attack the opposition. As I understand neither Prentice nor Aglukak had received any apologies from Raitt. Note that John Baird swiftly apologized to David Miller. How much do Conservatives value each other?

I wouldn't be surprised if the Conservatives air ads of endorsement for the NDP.

As a Stephen Harper supporter, you of all people should be simpathetic to Rae now.

As we note how the conservatives screwed up the rest.

Flaherty's been right on the button ever since his Ontario balanced budget - not.

The real "Fair and Balanced".

You can't (shouldn't) discuss science based on religion or discuss religion based on science. They are different. It's like studying Beethoven's ninth to explain the economy.

Nowhere was there any claim that the public sector runs things better than the private sector. But there are claims everywhere that the private sector can run things better than the public sector, which - we have seen in not only in this past year, but decade after decade - is false.

Today's recession has been brought to you by: 1) the private sector's solution to low-income housing; 2) the CEO's executive bonuses of their failed corporations and by 3) consumers like you who religiously listen to the financial experts as they keep their books cooked

If anybody's going to claim that the private sector runs things better than the public, take a look at Air Canada and then the sub-prime fiasco down south.

Aparantly, Reader's Digest also asked who you trust most to look after your house while you are gone. Among the top names are Conrad Black and Sydney Crosby.

"If the right had their way, there'd be nobody working." John Kenneth Galbraith in a radio interview c 1995s

Like everything else there are pros and cons. People tend to forget that we vote for our MPs and not the government. It is the elected MPs who select the government. Question Period is a joke. Ed Broadment stated that it is not "Answer Period" so the government side can respond any way it wants to - even lying. The irony is that when pointing out the lie, the member who makes the accusation (although stating the truth) gets thrown out. The interogation Mulroney sat through during the Mulroney-Schreiber Inquiry indicates how tough the questions really should be and how the respondant should not get away without giving a satisfactory answer without spin, hyperbole or attacks thrown back to the questioner.

The only thing missing from their responses was a formal apology to the former Premier of Ontario, Bob Rae.

Excuses, excuses.

Pretty amazing how that number grew while he was still in office. Couldn't face the music, claimed he was getting tired of politics and had Eve's take the punishment.