Major ho-hums for Duceppe and the separatists these days. He is fighting hard to stay relevant and get visibility. He earned his pay today. Half the province is concerned only with the Habs right now, too, so he was lucky he had this chance on a non-game day.
Fair enough Scott,
But a slam is a slam, regardless, even if the outcome is preordained.
And it might be a great way to find out which Canadian institutions all the kewl kids from the junior Norquist Society are willing to support when the pressure's on.
Heckfire.
Maybe tomorrow Jack Layton could put forward a motion calling on the House to express its full and complete confidence in, oh say, the CBC.
Thursday? Anne McLellan's motion on full and complete confidence for the Status of Women.
Friday? Nathan Cullen's motion on full and complete confidence for a Women's right to choose.
And so on, and so on.....
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It just so happens I was listening to "Question Period" online yesterday when Duceppe referred to stevie-boy as "the king of hypocrisy."
Loved it . . . .
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And hypocrisy can be downright painful.
Which reminds me, maybe the following should be the opening line of Mr. Harper's next campaign song:
"There's a little black spot on the Sun today...."
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