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Now that the 2011 election is over, let's use this thread to discuss Canadian politics as they transpire over the next 4 years. :)

Please keep the discussion civil and I kindly request no personal attacks or insults directed towards fellow ehMac members.

It would be refreshing to avoid over-the-top hyperbole as well. :) We're all Canadians and lets not make people out to be left-wing or right-wing caricatures or turn things into a WWE fight promo.

I may not be a supporter of Prime Minster Harper, but he does endorse ehMac.ca. :D





^ Picture I took on a nice trip to Ottawa this past winter.
 
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well so far, the corporations have hoarded an unprecedented amount of cash. I'm not quite sure how this is 'paying off', except perhaps for the corporation itself.

I should add, that there has been no evidence to suggest these tax cuts would create jobs or create a booming economy. Certainly looking at what president Clinton did, and what Bush after him did, makes this quite clear.
 
#10,006 ·
Straw men don

After almost eight years in power, a leader’s mind often turns to his legacy. And no matter what Stephen Harper accomplishes in the next two years or beyond, he can now take comfort that his place in history is secure: he will always be remembered as the prime minister who protected Canadians from paying more to receive paper invoices rather than electronic ones.
:lmao::clap:
 
#10,008 ·
It's always a good day when Conservatives are slinging $#it at each other!
 
#10,011 ·
Go Duffy. Go Duffy. Go Duffy!

WWW

Waiting for Wallin in Wadena!

The next shoe to drop.

Harper govt. not fit for majority.
I was just listening to As It Happens and the puffster's lawyer reduces the PMO to the Harper chumps they are.

More to come once Wallin unloads.

A great day for democracy!
I have to laugh.

Duffy was persona non grata for months now... a liar and a cheat and now that his lawyer makes a statement somehow it is the gospel, the god's honest truth. :rolleyes:

No chance at all that is he continuing to lie (through his lawyer) to save his fat ass... no chance of that at all.

It boggles the mind, but then again it doesn't... the Opposition isn't interested in the truth all they are interested in is skewering the government, the truth be damned, get a headline regardless of the fact that the investigation is ongoing and no charges have been laid.

One is always guilty until proven innocent in the court of public opinion and amongst the Opposition.

Charlie Angus seems to want to have his cake and eat it too...

For his accused gerrymandering of the Electoral Boundaries Commission he "makes no apologies" and yet he is his parties "ethics" critic and he tries to pretend that he sits his skinny ass on high ground... it is to laugh.

Pot meet kettle. :rolleyes:
 
#10,012 ·
When the liberals were in, there were ones being totally skewered as fraudsters before any investigations were finished, why should it be any different for the conservatives ? ;)

Harper sure made hay over Goodale being corrupt in the middle of an election before any investigations could be concluded, as one example.

A bit of hypocrisy it seems to me.
 
#10,020 ·
wow, this is wild. The prime minister is definitely lying here.

The whole 'much ado about nothing' attempts aren;t going to fly anymore. I'm sure con supporters will be really hoping this will blow over.
I'm not sure he's lying about him being not completely in the know, but with his Chief of Staff, Personal Lawyer, and Senate leader all being involved in the scandal it is hard to believe that he was not in the know more than his very careful wording claims.

He looks like an idiot in the house repeating the same response over and over again. Only 2 more years for this majority schmuck.
 
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