Kinsella: Liberal rumour
Bob Rae leaving for Isreal position? Kinsella: From a friend with deep Grit caucus connections: “Rae to Jerusalem. Smitherman to Ottawa. All’s well that ends well.”
Delacourt: Ask Bob Rae - "Completely, utterly, and totally ridiculous. False, a lie, and a calumny. "
Bob Rae zips from dove to hawk
Kinsella: Liberals fuming over ‘backroom deal’to prolong Canadian Forces mission in Afghanistan. Liberal foreign affairs critic Bob Rae peered into his crystal ball last weekend and predicted that “interesting”times lay ahead in Parliament. MORE...
Showing posts with label Depends Snivelman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Depends Snivelman. Show all posts
Sunday, November 21, 2010
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Pantalooney Hit The Nail On The Head...
...Snivelman has a political record. Five years at Queens Park and he was in charge during the eHealth disaster, made light of the plight of seniors in provincial nursing homes, putting windmills in voter's backyards and fully supporting Dulltoon No New Taxes McGoonty.
Smitherman shows his true colours at debate: Levy
By SUE-ANN LEVY, City Hall Columnist
The man who so desperately needs to be Toronto’s next mayor he’s been cozying up to politicians on the left and the right showed his true colours at a mayoralty debate Wednesday evening.
...the following is probably the reason Snivelman was so pissed off at debate officials;
Health report stirs up mayor’s race
The eHealth scandal that has dogged George Smitherman intensified with the release of a report by the auditor-general revealing more spending and procurement improprieties during the former Ontario health minister’s tenure.
Smitherman fends off attacks in final debate
Courtyard Group "Smitherman was health minister from late 2003 to June 20, 2008, at which point he took over... CrankyOldFart
...chickens come home to roost!
Smitherman shows his true colours at debate: Levy
By SUE-ANN LEVY, City Hall Columnist
The man who so desperately needs to be Toronto’s next mayor he’s been cozying up to politicians on the left and the right showed his true colours at a mayoralty debate Wednesday evening.
...the following is probably the reason Snivelman was so pissed off at debate officials;
Health report stirs up mayor’s race
The eHealth scandal that has dogged George Smitherman intensified with the release of a report by the auditor-general revealing more spending and procurement improprieties during the former Ontario health minister’s tenure.
Smitherman fends off attacks in final debate
Courtyard Group "Smitherman was health minister from late 2003 to June 20, 2008, at which point he took over... CrankyOldFart
...chickens come home to roost!
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Getting Your Life Back...
...if you haven't made a choice by now you really need to give yourself a shake. But my sympathys do go out to those who have chosen Pantalooney and the chaos it will create if he decides to withdraw.
Chris Selley’s Full Pundit: George Smitherman — too svelte to be mayor of Toronto?
WEEKEND ROUNDUP
More than you wanted to know about the Toronto election
In a distinctly un-Globe and Mail-like article that editors briskly disappeared from the Interwebs, Stephen Marche attempts to argue earnestly that Toronto mayoral candidate Rob Ford’s appeal is directly related to “the mounds of fat that encircle [his] body like great deflated tires of defeat.” (That’s in the lede!) That’s just silly: Is there any reason to believe a thinner version of Mr. Ford wouldn’t be in the position he’s in now? Answer: No. You might as well attribute his success to his DUI conviction. Marche has a more interesting, though scarcely more coherent, argument about post-Industrial Revolution waistlines and diets, but it’s severely compromised by all the unkind references to Mr. Ford’s girth. They encircle his column like great deflated tires of defeat. Read More »
Real Pantalone backers have little choice by Royson James
Chris Selley’s Full Pundit: George Smitherman — too svelte to be mayor of Toronto?
WEEKEND ROUNDUP
More than you wanted to know about the Toronto election
In a distinctly un-Globe and Mail-like article that editors briskly disappeared from the Interwebs, Stephen Marche attempts to argue earnestly that Toronto mayoral candidate Rob Ford’s appeal is directly related to “the mounds of fat that encircle [his] body like great deflated tires of defeat.” (That’s in the lede!) That’s just silly: Is there any reason to believe a thinner version of Mr. Ford wouldn’t be in the position he’s in now? Answer: No. You might as well attribute his success to his DUI conviction. Marche has a more interesting, though scarcely more coherent, argument about post-Industrial Revolution waistlines and diets, but it’s severely compromised by all the unkind references to Mr. Ford’s girth. They encircle his column like great deflated tires of defeat. Read More »
Real Pantalone backers have little choice by Royson James
Sunday, October 17, 2010
MUST READ! Change Will Not Happen Unless...
...voter turnout increases dramatically north of Bloor Street. The waterfront condo owners, ndp island sqatters, social in-activists, unions, artsy/fartsys, and others that feed at the public trough are well organized and make sure they get the vote out to protect their self interest.
Why it's time for change at City Hall
By SUE-ANN LEVY, Toronto Sun
Change is so desperately needed on Oct. 25.
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Rob Ford for Toronto: Editorial
By Toronto Sun
In this election, there is only one candidate running for mayor who is promising the kind of profound change needed at City Hall and who has a credible record indicating he’ll deliver it.
FP’s Lawrence Solomon: Ford’s promised cuts are far too timid
Why it's time for change at City Hall
By SUE-ANN LEVY, Toronto Sun
Change is so desperately needed on Oct. 25.
Full Story
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Rob Ford for Toronto: Editorial
By Toronto Sun
In this election, there is only one candidate running for mayor who is promising the kind of profound change needed at City Hall and who has a credible record indicating he’ll deliver it.
FP’s Lawrence Solomon: Ford’s promised cuts are far too timid
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- I lean to the right but I still have a heart and if I have a mission it is to respond to attacks on people not available to protect themselves and to point out the hypocrisy of the left at every opportunity.MY MAJOR GOAL IS HIGHLIGHT THE HYPOCRISY AND STUPIDITY OF THE LEFTISTS ON TORONTO CITY COUNCIL. Last word: In the final analysis this blog is a relief valve for my rants/raves.