Friday, June 24, 2005
Stephen Harper is an Angry, Angry Man
Another jewel from the man who wantes to be Prime Minister so badly, his brain has imploded from the pressure.
Said Stephen Harper in the Globe and Mail after being owned by the Liberals for the 158th consecutive time:
"So I guess what it should remind Canadians is that when push comes to shove, the Liberals will make a deal with anybody. It doesn't matter if it's with socialists, or the separatists or any bunch of crooks they can find."
Really Stephen? Did you just equate two parties with 28 per cent of the popular vote between them to criminals? I guess the NDP voters are lost to him anyway, but if you're looking to sandbag your party's chances of adding seats in Quebec, you're on the right track.
Here's the real problem with Harper: his giant, all-consuming ego. He takes a bad beat in parliament, his adolescent brain can't handle it and he starts shooting off his mouth. His ego has apparently also blinded Harper to the fact that HE'S A TERRIBLE POLITICIAN. I mean, I'm sure he was a real crackerjack accoutant...why not just stick with that?
As much as I enjoy watching conservatives wandering around confused and weeping softly to themselves, I can't help but think our country- and our democracy- would be a lot better off with an effective opposition leader. You know, a statesman with some ideas and a genuine concern for this country. Power-mongers need not apply. ¶ 10:03 a.m.
Another jewel from the man who wantes to be Prime Minister so badly, his brain has imploded from the pressure.
Said Stephen Harper in the Globe and Mail after being owned by the Liberals for the 158th consecutive time:
"So I guess what it should remind Canadians is that when push comes to shove, the Liberals will make a deal with anybody. It doesn't matter if it's with socialists, or the separatists or any bunch of crooks they can find."
Really Stephen? Did you just equate two parties with 28 per cent of the popular vote between them to criminals? I guess the NDP voters are lost to him anyway, but if you're looking to sandbag your party's chances of adding seats in Quebec, you're on the right track.
Here's the real problem with Harper: his giant, all-consuming ego. He takes a bad beat in parliament, his adolescent brain can't handle it and he starts shooting off his mouth. His ego has apparently also blinded Harper to the fact that HE'S A TERRIBLE POLITICIAN. I mean, I'm sure he was a real crackerjack accoutant...why not just stick with that?
As much as I enjoy watching conservatives wandering around confused and weeping softly to themselves, I can't help but think our country- and our democracy- would be a lot better off with an effective opposition leader. You know, a statesman with some ideas and a genuine concern for this country. Power-mongers need not apply. ¶ 10:03 a.m.
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The Plastic Man needs a lot of seasoning to become palatable to more of the Canadian public... If he wanted to get whipped this much, he should have called Mistress Matisse and saved the Feds the trouble.
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