I can’t WAIT for Mr. “Slapping’ Down the Conservatives” Dion to call an election.
I am starting to think that the Conservative Party actually has a stockpile of these blatant wastes of taxpayer money sitting in a drawer, ready to pull them out one at a time in the run-up to an election.
I am trying to fathom the confidential briefing that must have taken place a couple of years ago…
CHRETIEN – So, Mees Joostice Minister, what are we going to do in dees, my dying days as Prime Meenister?
McLELLAN – We are so nice to prisoners. If only they could vote!
CHRETIEN – But dey can, can’t dey?
McLELLAN – Hey… yeah… why don’t we?
CHRETIEN – Den we can do nice tings fer dem to make dem love us, and keep us in power forevair!
McLELLAN – Hmm… criminals like tattoos. What if we gave them all free ones?
CHRETIEN – Den we would be in powair for evair! You ARE de smart one for an Albertan, aren’t you?
Go ahead, Dion. Make Canada’s day. We’ll see what else the government you were involved in has been up to for the last 13 years.
December 4, 2006 at 2:21 pm
same old same old. the skeletons in the liberal closets have been exposed. canadians want to move on. harper had his chance and he blew it. game over son.
blaming dion for the sins of chretien is a litte like blaming harper for mulroney’s airbus scandal,which was far bigger than adscam.
December 4, 2006 at 2:26 pm
What will make it even more fun is people like you waking up in the morning one day soon and realizing that on the contrary, most Canadians have seen and recognized the quality leadership Mr. Harper is really providing, and that the Liberals really haven’t changed in the slightest.
You can stand up and leave the table, thinking that the game is over, but the game will go on – you just won’t be a part of it.
December 4, 2006 at 3:12 pm
Jeff…
That is so humourous. Mulroney was absolved of Airbus, despite Chretien’s best efforts.
Dion may not of sinned, but he was a front row witness.