The Ontario PC Party is up in arms now that one of their own, Newmarket-Aurora MPP Frank Klees, has put his name forward for the speakers chair. Dalton is just one-seat shy of a majority government, and that means neither opposition parties could affo…
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tim hudak playing the US style family card
Tim Hudak and the Ontario PC’s were clearly playing the US style “family” card during the Ontario leaders debate tonight. Like Sarah Palin constantly mentioning her son Trig in talking points, Tim Hudak mentioned his daughter Miller multiple times duri…
Continue readingconservative.ca considers backbenchers to be irrelevant
I wanted to learn more about the newly elected MP here in my parents’ riding of Richmond Hill. So my first instinct was to visit the Tory’s official website, www.conservative.ca. I was a little mind-boggled, yet not surprised, to find that no such lis…
Continue readingcongrats to bryon wilfert for the order of the rising sun
Hard quality work shows for itself. Joining the likes of General Douglas McArthur, former Liberal MP, my former MP, The Hon. Bryon Wilfert, is going to receive Japan’s second highest honour, the Order of the Rising Sun. Bryon has worked tirelessly for …
Continue readingtory senator larry smith wants us to sympathize with him for taking a cut in his pay
Awwwe… isn’t that nice? The newly appointed Conservative Senator wants us to thank him and sympathize with him for taking a pay cut (using our tax-dollars) to sit in an un-elected chamber to “serve the public”. Even if and when he loses his race to s…
Continue readingrepeal of "don’t ask, don’t tell", a big feat in US politics
I would like to commend the United States Senate for voting to repeal the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy. Despite the pain the Democrats went through in losing these stronghold Senate seats, it is great to see Republican Senators like Scott Brown of M…
Continue readingezra levant for prentice’s calgary seat?
There are grumblings in the Alberta political scene that the almighty Ezra Levant may vie for the Conservative nomination to replace Jim Prentice in Calgary Centre-North. If that’s the case, we should definitely have Warren take him on.
Continue readingharper ploy to frame ignatieff makes headlines on UK papers
Harper’s embarrassing and blatantly obvious ploy to frame and blame Ignatieff for the failed UN vote has made it alllll the way across the Atlantic to the UK Guardian. Harper is truly an international embarrassment beyond riches. Who’s gonna get the PM…
Continue readingblogging tories finger pointing after UN vote
So after yesterday’s sad rejection from the UN, I thought I’d flip the channel over to our Conservative friends over at the Blogging Tories to see what their reactions were. Basically it’s a lot of excuses and finger pointing: “Ignatieff’s fails the t…
Continue readingpmo-puppet lawrence cannon injects unwanted BS onto the world stage
Harper puppet minister, Lawrence Cannon, recently accused Michael Ignatieff of putting his party over the country by apparently not wanting Canada to sit on the UN Security Council. By injecting domestic partisan politics into the international scene, …
Continue readingtime for change in mississauga ward 7… say no to nando
“Nando is not your run-of-the-mill, ordinary citizen. He is a professional politician who has been feeding off the teat of …
Continue readingnando iannicca… it’s time to go
“One of the great blessings that we have in municipal governance is the fact that few people vote.”- Nando Iannicca, Mississauga Ward 7 City Councillor, December 13, 2006 (www.nandoiannicca.com)Is that so, Nando? I think it’s time for change. Mississau…
Continue readingliberal contraception motion defeated – shameful down to the core
A Liberal motion (whipped vote) to include contraception within family planning programs for developing nations has been defeated. As a Canadian development aid worker currently living in Africa, this is absolutely shameful. I even had a few Zambian co…
Continue readingthe tumbling of king obama’s deck of cards
With the rising federal deficit and a very confusing national health-care plan, tea-party participants have every right to be angry with law makers in Washington. We have recently seen this anger turn into consecutive elections losses for the Democrats…
Continue readingit’s about time we fight back!
The federal Liberals have finally decided to fight back. “Highly partisan” flyers are now being sent out to Conservative-held ridings. It’s about time we fight back! Fight fire with fire. Playing Mr. Nice Guy has been slightly ineffective, in my opinion.
Continue readingart is only for straight ivory tower elitists anyways, right?
In lieu of the recent Toronto Pride federal funding fiasco, the Harper Conservatives have recently turned down funding for a Montreal arts festival that is geared toward the LGBT community. With their poll numbers sinking lower and lower in La Belle Pr…
Continue readingcongrats jean
Congratulations Prime Minister Chrétien on his appointment to the Order of Merit by her majesty. With a long history in public service, an immpecable record of fiscal responsibility as leader, and unmatched electoral success (other than by Mackenzie K…
Continue readinganti-union satire makes me less of a moderate?
I would expect that most politically minded readers (of all political stripes) could tell the difference between satirical humour and me being a “fascist” seriously wanting to start military coups on a municipal level.Everyone is entitled to their op…
Continue readinga honduras-like coup here in toronto?
It’s been over 2 weeks, and the city continues to pile up with garbage. We can literally hear a pin drop at City Hall. Toronto needs a new mayor. Not just any mayor, we need an effective one who isn’t leashed and gagged by organized labour. David Mille…
Continue readingcanada, a nation of opportunity
The first of July is a day of reflection and celebration. Whether you are a citizen, a refugee, a permanent resident or a student, today is a day to reflect upon the great nation in which we live.My middle-class parents and I immigrated from Hong Kong …
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