SPOKES Posted May 18, 2005 Report Posted May 18, 2005 I am a Canadian who is sick of the bickering over the same arguement. Adscam, finger pointing, plans to unseat the goverment, political wrangling, support strugles, political defections, all as a result of the problem. So much focus on the problem, not much focus on the solution. One man desparately trying to hang on to a mandate of the people, another ignoring the peoples mandate altogether, seeking power for his party. Both adding difficulty, to the reality of governing in a minority environment. Both focusing on the problem, to such a degree that the solution remains unaddressed. The people have a right to know. Enough already, we know. If enough mud is thrown onto anything, the object is obliterated, by the collection of mud. Less and less we focus on the object, more and more on the mud. Can all the members of our goverment be so juvenile, as to have stopped searching for a solution to the problem? My hat is off, and my vote will go to the first member who tables a remedy to the problem, The protection of public funds is singularly the largest issue here. If the interest of the people is to be served, the government, can choose to focus on a method, to ensure that the hole through which the adscam funds dropped, is forever plugged. Or the House can continue, to mire itself in blame and defense, so that the hole remains open to any party that governs. Which should it be? Quote
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