An agreement in principle has been reached by these two unprincipled principals to support the principle that Canadians don't want an election right now on the issue of principles. In principle, anyway.
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"The government will not tolerate statements that create dissonance in our society and disrespect for others." Jean Augustine, former Minister of State for Multiculturalism
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- Being Liberal Means Never Having To Say You're Sorry
- Don't Panic
- Blue Wave Rising Over GTA
- Coffin Nails
- Judge Not
- The Sleeping Giant Awakens
- Agreement in Principle
- Eminent Persons Wanted
- Gettin' Outta Dodge
- A Firm, Uncompromising, Principled Dither
- Shout Outs!
- L'Apres-Midi d'un Folle
- Brodbeck on the Bloc
- A Marriage of Convenience.
- The Speech
- Stay Tuned
- The Last Days of Pompeii
- Address to the Nation
- And The Lies Keep On Coming
- The Successor
- Gritterdaemmerung
- Running On Empty
- Black Smoke Rising
- It Must Be Election Season
- More Fun With Poll Numbers
- Fun With Poll Numbers
- Easy Money
- Memories
- The Scott Brison Fan Club
- The Last Refuge of a Scoundrel
- Campaign Management
- A Friend In Need Is A Friend Indeed
- Liberal Freefall Continues
- Paul Martin's Brass
- EKOS Poll: I Love The Smell of Napalm in the Morning
- SSM DOA?
- Ipsos Factos: Tories Rising, Grits Falling, Quebec...
- Down the Money Trail
- Gomery Inquiry Lid Blown Off
- Horse, Barn Door
- Lien On You?
- Tu Quoque
- Election Talk
- Mugged
- Papal Poll
- Brand New Name, Same Old Management
- Adscam, Part Deux
- A Warning To All Loyal Canadians
- A Cancer on the Body Politic
- Rotten to the Core
- Joannes Paulus P.P. II, 1920-2005
- The Last Hours
- Zimbabwe Votes
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3 comments:
When I was 5 an election was taking place and I saw a sign that said "Vote NDP". I asked my much older and wiser cousin (who was 7 at the time) what NDP meant. He said Naturally Dumb People. At the time I laughed but as I get older I realize how wise he was.
Shocking photos of the press conference after the deal took place can be seen on my blog. Check it out.
How can Martin introduce a business tax cut bill, separate from the budget. When Harper suggested that they take the deal for Atlantic provinces out of the budget, Ralph Goodale et al. kept saying 'you can't cherry pick'. Tax cuts are a budget item -- the deal to the Atlantic provinces is more like new policy and should have been dealt with apart from the budget. Martin doesn't mind cherry picking when he thinks it will make him appear conciliatory and co-operative.
Cheers,
canadianna
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