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Monthly Archives: May 2011
POWER SHIFT
Okay, so in my last posting I made an off-the-wall suggestion that we should reform our parliamentary system by making the Party with the majority of seats become the Loyal Opposition. Well, hey, there’s nothing like a bizarre idea to … Continue reading
MANDATE ??
I expect that in the coming weeks and, after the summer recess, the months, we’re going to hear a lot of blather from the Government about “Mandate”. The word mandate always gives me heartburn. What really does it mean? The … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion
Tagged Brian Mulroney, John Diefenbaker, Louis St. Laurent, Loyal Opposition, Mandate, NDP, New Democratic Party
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Choosing an Enemy
I hereby declare this Blog a politics free zone. At least for this week. Right now I’ve got more pressing matters on my mind This very morning, as I sat contemplating the greenery bursting into life beyond my patio door, … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion
Tagged Balsam Lake, Coons, Creeping Charlie, dandelions, Declaration of war, enemies, Korea, Lawn, lawn grass, Lilies
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A Conservative Thank-You
Every now and then the TV networks almost accidentally give us some genuine behind-the-scenes insight into the political process. The evening of the May 2nd Federal Election was one of those moments. The insight didn’t come from any of the … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion, Politics
Tagged canada, Chalk River, Conservatives, Contempt of Parliament, Election night, Jack Layton, Liberals, Member of parliament, Military Police Compaints Commission, Military Police Complaints Commission, New Democratic Party, nuclear sfaety commission, Ottawa, Statistics Canada, Stephen Harper, The Wrecking Crew, Thomas Frank, Wall Street Journal
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