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Showing posts with label Dion equals Disaster. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dion equals Disaster. Show all posts
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Thursday, October 9, 2008
And this man wants to be Prime Minister?
Is this a case of Christmas coming early for the Conservatives?
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And this man wants to be Prime Minister?
Is this a case of Christmas coming early for the Conservatives?
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Saturday, October 4, 2008
Dion shoots, he misses, and misses again, and misses again, and again, and again..etc
Damn..I wanted to take the day off from the election, but this is just too damn funny.
Kind of sums up the Liberal campaign, doesn't it?
If ever there was a video to spread around at the start of hockey season, this is it.
h/t Taylor
Kind of sums up the Liberal campaign, doesn't it?
If ever there was a video to spread around at the start of hockey season, this is it.
h/t Taylor
Dion shoots, he misses, and misses again, and misses again, and again, and again..etc
Damn..I wanted to take the day off from the election, but this is just too damn funny.
Kind of sums up the Liberal campaign, doesn't it?
If ever there was a video to spread around at the start of hockey season, this is it.
h/t Taylor
Kind of sums up the Liberal campaign, doesn't it?
If ever there was a video to spread around at the start of hockey season, this is it.
h/t Taylor
Friday, October 3, 2008
The second-best sound byte of the night
The best sound byte was when Dion said he wanted to make Canada more "fun".
If anyone comes across it, please let me know.
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The second-best sound byte of the night
The best sound byte was when Dion said he wanted to make Canada more "fun".
If anyone comes across it, please let me know.
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Friday, September 26, 2008
How is the Liberal campaign going? Watch this video.
The Liberal Party is unravelling. They can't even maintain control of their own press conferences. If you can't handle the whole two minutes, skip to 1:45.
LOL. This Liberal uses the same video above, to show what a GOOD job Dion is doing. And that he is, "the sort of leader we need in Canada."
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At least a Liberal supporter showed enough leadership save Dion from the media.
Liberal supporter: This meeting is being hijacked by these...media people.
Media person: It's a press conference!?
Liberal supporter: Oh, is it? Thank you very much..the people here..
Liberal Dion handler: Another question from the media please..
Anarchy ensues.
The Liberals should make that guy the new leader!
LOL. This Liberal uses the same video above, to show what a GOOD job Dion is doing. And that he is, "the sort of leader we need in Canada."
No thanks!
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How is the Liberal campaign going? Watch this video.
The Liberal Party is unravelling. They can't even maintain control of their own press conferences. If you can't handle the whole two minutes, skip to 1:45.
LOL. This Liberal uses the same video above, to show what a GOOD job Dion is doing. And that he is, "the sort of leader we need in Canada."
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At least a Liberal supporter showed enough leadership save Dion from the media.
Liberal supporter: This meeting is being hijacked by these...media people.
Media person: It's a press conference!?
Liberal supporter: Oh, is it? Thank you very much..the people here..
Liberal Dion handler: Another question from the media please..
Anarchy ensues.
The Liberals should make that guy the new leader!
LOL. This Liberal uses the same video above, to show what a GOOD job Dion is doing. And that he is, "the sort of leader we need in Canada."
No thanks!
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Sunday, September 21, 2008
New commercial featuring Stephane Dion is a laugh riot
I laughed out loud at this commercial. If this is the best that can be done to showcase Stephane Dion, then maybe the Liberals want to have a leadership convention..right now!
I LOVE the Dion fist pump at the end! I always thought it would be used in an ad, but I thought the ad would be from the Conservatives or NDP, ROTFLMAO.
Update: Ok, it's not just me...
The ad uses footage of Mr. Dion chairing a discussion of the Kyoto accord at a 2005 United Nations summit meeting on the environment. He is seen chastising a recalcitrant delegate who is neither seen nor named. He pulls off his headset and delivers his big line: "You should ... (pause, shrug) express your case to the world, please." Cut to Mr. Dion hoisting his fists in the air to celebrate victory. Huh? Ottawa Citizen
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I LOVE the Dion fist pump at the end! I always thought it would be used in an ad, but I thought the ad would be from the Conservatives or NDP, ROTFLMAO.
Update: Ok, it's not just me...
The ad uses footage of Mr. Dion chairing a discussion of the Kyoto accord at a 2005 United Nations summit meeting on the environment. He is seen chastising a recalcitrant delegate who is neither seen nor named. He pulls off his headset and delivers his big line: "You should ... (pause, shrug) express your case to the world, please." Cut to Mr. Dion hoisting his fists in the air to celebrate victory. Huh? Ottawa Citizen
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New commercial featuring Stephane Dion is a laugh riot
I laughed out loud at this commercial. If this is the best that can be done to showcase Stephane Dion, then maybe the Liberals want to have a leadership convention..right now!
I LOVE the Dion fist pump at the end! I always thought it would be used in an ad, but I thought the ad would be from the Conservatives or NDP, ROTFLMAO.
Update: Ok, it's not just me...
The ad uses footage of Mr. Dion chairing a discussion of the Kyoto accord at a 2005 United Nations summit meeting on the environment. He is seen chastising a recalcitrant delegate who is neither seen nor named. He pulls off his headset and delivers his big line: "You should ... (pause, shrug) express your case to the world, please." Cut to Mr. Dion hoisting his fists in the air to celebrate victory. Huh? Ottawa Citizen
.
I LOVE the Dion fist pump at the end! I always thought it would be used in an ad, but I thought the ad would be from the Conservatives or NDP, ROTFLMAO.
Update: Ok, it's not just me...
The ad uses footage of Mr. Dion chairing a discussion of the Kyoto accord at a 2005 United Nations summit meeting on the environment. He is seen chastising a recalcitrant delegate who is neither seen nor named. He pulls off his headset and delivers his big line: "You should ... (pause, shrug) express your case to the world, please." Cut to Mr. Dion hoisting his fists in the air to celebrate victory. Huh? Ottawa Citizen
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Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Bob Rae wins!
If the election were to wrap up today, and the Liberals had to pick a new leader...it would be Bob Rae in a landslide.He's dynamite on the stump.
You might think that would be good news for the Liberals, but unfortunately, Stephane Dion is their leader for this election.
Looking forward to Ignatieff's shot at making Dion look weak.
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Bob Rae wins!
If the election were to wrap up today, and the Liberals had to pick a new leader...it would be Bob Rae in a landslide.He's dynamite on the stump.
You might think that would be good news for the Liberals, but unfortunately, Stephane Dion is their leader for this election.
Looking forward to Ignatieff's shot at making Dion look weak.
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Monday, September 15, 2008
Six words to describe six words
Stephane Dion has been criticized for his inability to explain his Green Shift Tax to Canadians. In response, the masterminds at Liberal HQ came out with a little slogan for him to use.Cut income taxes, shift to pollution
"Oh!", shouted millions of Canadians, "now I get it!" Actually, when he first used it at a campaign stop, the blank looks on the faces of the media made Dion add, "why is it so hard for you to understand?"
Why? Here's six more words that describes your new slogan: Dumb as a bag of hammers.
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Six words to describe six words
Stephane Dion has been criticized for his inability to explain his Green Shift Tax to Canadians. In response, the masterminds at Liberal HQ came out with a little slogan for him to use.Cut income taxes, shift to pollution
"Oh!", shouted millions of Canadians, "now I get it!" Actually, when he first used it at a campaign stop, the blank looks on the faces of the media made Dion add, "why is it so hard for you to understand?"
Why? Here's six more words that describes your new slogan: Dumb as a bag of hammers.
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Tuesday, November 20, 2007
James Travers conspicuously distances himself from official Liberal position
That the Liberal friendly columnist for the Toronto Star, James Travers, has come out against Stephane Dion's call for a wide open public inquiry into the Shreiber Affair is quite interesting.
Mr. Travers has for some time been part of the Liberal inner-santum, entrusted with secrets that those outside the party's powerful elite, like Stephane Dion, are completely unaware of. If James thought only the Conservatives would be punished, he would be joining the Liberal hue and cry for complete disclosure and investigation. For Travers to come out against a wide open inquiry indicates that there must be several Schreiber skeletons hidden in the Liberal closet.
The question this brings to mind is: what does James Travers know, and when did he know it?
So in the interest of full disclosure, I will add my voice to Stephane Dion's and call for a full and far ranging public inquiry into the Schreiber Affair.
It seems quite obvious that James Travers has to be brought before the public inquiry and compelled to tell Canadians what he knows. It is likely that he has shared/schemed with other denizens of the Toronto Star news room, so they should be brought forth for questioning too. Certainly with these two entities in cahoots, someone at Torstar corporate must have known what was going on. They will have to testify. Who else writes for the Star that might know something about Liberal/Schreiber shenanigans? One time Paul Martin advisor Scooter Reid? Haul him in as well. Now that Scooter is in the mix, we'll have to haul his old boss before the inquiry too; we know Paul Martin thinks highly of public inquiries so he should be happy to appear. But, if Paul Martin appears, his one time boss will have to testify as well. I'm sure the Chretien prime-ministerial closet could use a good airing out.
So for once, I agree with Stephane Dion. The truth must come out! Why have an inquiry when you can have an inquisition?
Of course, this is all malarkey. But it demonstrates the partisanship evident in what Stephane Dion is calling for, and how ridiculous it all is.
Rather than screaming from the rafters for an inquisition, Stephane Dion should be quiet and sit down. At least we know he has experience doing that.
Mr. Travers has for some time been part of the Liberal inner-santum, entrusted with secrets that those outside the party's powerful elite, like Stephane Dion, are completely unaware of. If James thought only the Conservatives would be punished, he would be joining the Liberal hue and cry for complete disclosure and investigation. For Travers to come out against a wide open inquiry indicates that there must be several Schreiber skeletons hidden in the Liberal closet.
The question this brings to mind is: what does James Travers know, and when did he know it?
So in the interest of full disclosure, I will add my voice to Stephane Dion's and call for a full and far ranging public inquiry into the Schreiber Affair.
It seems quite obvious that James Travers has to be brought before the public inquiry and compelled to tell Canadians what he knows. It is likely that he has shared/schemed with other denizens of the Toronto Star news room, so they should be brought forth for questioning too. Certainly with these two entities in cahoots, someone at Torstar corporate must have known what was going on. They will have to testify. Who else writes for the Star that might know something about Liberal/Schreiber shenanigans? One time Paul Martin advisor Scooter Reid? Haul him in as well. Now that Scooter is in the mix, we'll have to haul his old boss before the inquiry too; we know Paul Martin thinks highly of public inquiries so he should be happy to appear. But, if Paul Martin appears, his one time boss will have to testify as well. I'm sure the Chretien prime-ministerial closet could use a good airing out.
So for once, I agree with Stephane Dion. The truth must come out! Why have an inquiry when you can have an inquisition?Of course, this is all malarkey. But it demonstrates the partisanship evident in what Stephane Dion is calling for, and how ridiculous it all is.
Rather than screaming from the rafters for an inquisition, Stephane Dion should be quiet and sit down. At least we know he has experience doing that.
James Travers conspicuously distances himself from official Liberal position
That the Liberal friendly columnist for the Toronto Star, James Travers, has come out against Stephane Dion's call for a wide open public inquiry into the Shreiber Affair is quite interesting.
Mr. Travers has for some time been part of the Liberal inner-santum, entrusted with secrets that those outside the party's powerful elite, like Stephane Dion, are completely unaware of. If James thought only the Conservatives would be punished, he would be joining the Liberal hue and cry for complete disclosure and investigation. For Travers to come out against a wide open inquiry indicates that there must be several Schreiber skeletons hidden in the Liberal closet.
The question this brings to mind is: what does James Travers know, and when did he know it?
So in the interest of full disclosure, I will add my voice to Stephane Dion's and call for a full and far ranging public inquiry into the Schreiber Affair.
It seems quite obvious that James Travers has to be brought before the public inquiry and compelled to tell Canadians what he knows. It is likely that he has shared/schemed with other denizens of the Toronto Star news room, so they should be brought forth for questioning too. Certainly with these two entities in cahoots, someone at Torstar corporate must have known what was going on. They will have to testify. Who else writes for the Star that might know something about Liberal/Schreiber shenanigans? One time Paul Martin advisor Scooter Reid? Haul him in as well. Now that Scooter is in the mix, we'll have to haul his old boss before the inquiry too; we know Paul Martin thinks highly of public inquiries so he should be happy to appear. But, if Paul Martin appears, his one time boss will have to testify as well. I'm sure the Chretien prime-ministerial closet could use a good airing out.
So for once, I agree with Stephane Dion. The truth must come out! Why have an inquiry when you can have an inquisition?
Of course, this is all malarkey. But it demonstrates the partisanship evident in what Stephane Dion is calling for, and how ridiculous it all is.
Rather than screaming from the rafters for an inquisition, Stephane Dion should be quiet and sit down. At least we know he has experience doing that.
Mr. Travers has for some time been part of the Liberal inner-santum, entrusted with secrets that those outside the party's powerful elite, like Stephane Dion, are completely unaware of. If James thought only the Conservatives would be punished, he would be joining the Liberal hue and cry for complete disclosure and investigation. For Travers to come out against a wide open inquiry indicates that there must be several Schreiber skeletons hidden in the Liberal closet.
The question this brings to mind is: what does James Travers know, and when did he know it?
So in the interest of full disclosure, I will add my voice to Stephane Dion's and call for a full and far ranging public inquiry into the Schreiber Affair.
It seems quite obvious that James Travers has to be brought before the public inquiry and compelled to tell Canadians what he knows. It is likely that he has shared/schemed with other denizens of the Toronto Star news room, so they should be brought forth for questioning too. Certainly with these two entities in cahoots, someone at Torstar corporate must have known what was going on. They will have to testify. Who else writes for the Star that might know something about Liberal/Schreiber shenanigans? One time Paul Martin advisor Scooter Reid? Haul him in as well. Now that Scooter is in the mix, we'll have to haul his old boss before the inquiry too; we know Paul Martin thinks highly of public inquiries so he should be happy to appear. But, if Paul Martin appears, his one time boss will have to testify as well. I'm sure the Chretien prime-ministerial closet could use a good airing out.
So for once, I agree with Stephane Dion. The truth must come out! Why have an inquiry when you can have an inquisition?Of course, this is all malarkey. But it demonstrates the partisanship evident in what Stephane Dion is calling for, and how ridiculous it all is.
Rather than screaming from the rafters for an inquisition, Stephane Dion should be quiet and sit down. At least we know he has experience doing that.
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