"There’s no question that when we reviewed the situation there is a lot of work to be done. We’re doing work right now," he explained. "When the session does convene there’s no question that there’ll be a lot of work for Parliamentarians to do. And just as we’ve been working hard in our constituencies and throughout Canada, there’ll be a lot of work for Parliament to do after March 3."A meddlesome reporter asked the minister if perhaps he had erred in suggesting only the chattering classes were particularly interested in the business of Parliament.
"I guess what I can tell you, again, is we’re working hard," Mr. Clement explained. "We’re working hard on behalf of Canadians. On behalf of their hopes and aspirations."Proroguin' and recalibratin' - it's hard work. Not just anyone can do it.
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"Not just anyone can do it."
That's true. You have to be a brain-dead, untalented, corporate shill to really even want to try.
The whole Harper tenure could be summed up in a picture of "The Harp" at a news conference pointing to GWB, Obama and a CEO, with the caption "What he said"
If only they would pay more attention to Sarah Palin they could be progressing Canada much betterer.
Spoke too soon.
http://www.jameslaxer.com/2010/02/urgent-national-debate-needed-on-harper.html
Doomed.
Chris : Yeah. Will post something up at the Beav about it.
All these years of inveighing against SPP and TILMA, and finally it's proroguing parliament that allows Steve to push this through.
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