Well, I didn't say it, Ralph Goodale did. Jane Taber shows her Liberal bias by letting Ralph get into a pi*sing match with Thomas Mulclair. I really think Ralph should be put out to pasture. It was funny, Peter Van Loan, just sat back and didn't interfere. Lefties fighting against lefties is a good thing for the Conservatives.
I know many of you will not click the link, but you really should, it's near the end of the clip, but well worth the listen. Right hand side "CTV's Question Period".
The article is total propaganda, not worth the read, and says nothing about the dust up between Goodale and Mulclair.
The Canadian Press
OTTAWA -- The election guessing game resumes Monday with Stephane Dion continuing to hold out the possibility that he'll finally pull the plug on Stephen Harper's minority government.
The Liberal leader's threat rings increasingly hollow, coming in the wake of disappointing by election results and a new round of internecine sniping among party militants in Dion's home province of Quebec.
Indeed, some top Liberals have urged Dion to cut the incessant sabre rattling and frankly admit the party is in no position to fight an election this spring. They fear that repeatedly threatening an election and backing down -- a pattern that Dion has followed throughout the fall and winter -- is only making him look indecisive and exposing the party to ridicule.
This has nothing to do with the Goodale/Mulclair fight. At the very end of the clip, Goodale says "You're a joke Tom", before that he was calling him Thomas. Guess the Liberals are moving even further left and fighting the NDP for the scraps. Works for me! HA!
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Conservatives should enjoy these times but always remember in the back of their minds the long drought they suffered before getting here. Majority is possible and pland and work towards that everyday. This is what we have to do now. (real conservative)
Yes, (real conservative) we should enjoy these times, we spent so much time out of power rebuilding our party, and now we have a government we can be proud of. Too bad Conservatives are so reluctant to toot their own horns.
I was disappointed that Peter Van Loan didn't comment on Jane Taber's use of the word 'sneaky' in describing how the immigration changes are tacked onto a budget bill. How can she consider it 'sneaky' when it's been reported in newspapers across Canada and they're discussing it on national TV before it even gets to the House.
All too often I hear her and Craig Oliver use words such as 'clever' or 'sneaky' to suggest that the Conservatives are somehow trying to pull the wool over everybody's eyes. They're pushing the "Hidden Agenda" angle when they do so.
I do urge people to view the clip though. It's priceless for the ending alone where Jane tries to stop Goodale and Mulclair from further embarrassing themselves while Peter Van Loan watches with a huge grin on his face. You could hear the panic in her voice as she imagined all of the viewers switching their vote to Conservative over such childish behaviour.
NeilD
HAppens at the 10:00 minute mark. The vitriol is apparent and Goodale should be put out to pasture as the Liberal bloated hog he is. The argueing was priceless for the left centre position.
Had Peter Van Loan quipped "You're a joke Tom" it would have been front page news.
-Larry
You should be reminded that the Conservatives enjoy support with about 35% of voters. As you know, an awful lot are found in western Canada.
The vast majority of Canadians live east of Winnipeg and we aren't amused.
If the NDP, Liberals and Green parties ever came together, conservatism would be finished forever.
So, you see, conservatives are able to wield power through a gross misrepresentation of the will of Canadians. They are, in fact, the ones who dine on scraps.
I'd love to see that happy little family, anon @ 8:35. What a choice, Dion, Layton or May. LOL
Yeah but if you put Ralf the gopher Goodale out to pasture wouldn't he just dig a bigger hole?
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