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Threat of defections shifts sands beneath Dion'

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Threat of defections shifts sands beneath Dion's feet


Political | 206583 hits | Dec 04 6:37 am | Posted by: mtbr
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Adding to the discomfort with his leadership was the fact that last night Mr. Dion and his team couldn't even get his televised national address – a speech intended to counter Mr. Harper's appeal – to TV networks on time.

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  1. by avatar Robair
    Thu Dec 04, 2008 3:06 pm
    That whole video was a pretty pathetic showing by Dion.

  2. by avatar martin14
    Thu Dec 04, 2008 3:13 pm
    The worker said some Liberals seem “to be shifting” and asking, “Why the hell are we doing this now?”


    for a dollar nintey-five.

  3. by ridenrain
    Thu Dec 04, 2008 3:14 pm
    That video was no different than the ones that lost him the election, and it's the same people behind it that are once again going to get access to the taxpayers wallets.
    If you saw Mike Duffy interview Rae and Dawn Black, both said that their ignoring most of the letters and mail their getting because they believe it's part of some fictional CPC media machine run out of Alberta. I've got an E-mail into Blacks's office and just to be a pain, I'm going out of my way to drop by her office and Liberal Sukh Dhaliwal on the way.
    I think the western MP's are facing unprecedented heat on this and their starting to squirm.

    Since "the dose" won by so little, I wonder if he'll switch sides? Hell, that would be funny if he tried.

  4. by avatar kenmore
    Thu Dec 04, 2008 3:18 pm
    Yes, once again the good ole torys are breaking the law by trying to buy and offer plums to members of the oppostion.. well lots of luck with that.. esp. the bloc

  5. by avatar stemmer
    Thu Dec 04, 2008 3:22 pm
    Dion is a punk and must be dealt with....

  6. by avatar Robair
    Thu Dec 04, 2008 3:22 pm
    "ridenrain" said
    That video was no different than the ones that lost him the election, and it's the same people behind it that are once again going to get access to the taxpayers wallets.

    They are dumbasses, no doubt. Doesn't change the fact that Harper needs to be removed.

    Here's hoping the coalition lasts just long enough for that.

  7. by Anonymous
    Thu Dec 04, 2008 3:24 pm
    The doors are opening at Rideau ..I hope she said NO... Iggys Liberals will start sweating profusely .

  8. by ridenrain
    Thu Dec 04, 2008 3:30 pm
    Is that a concession?
    The coalition was planning on taking down the government but now by the sounds of it, you folks will settle for Harper stepping down?
    Who's the one playing childish personality games again?

    The opposition need to grow up and get to work.

  9. by avatar kenmore
    Thu Dec 04, 2008 3:32 pm
    What surprises me is the unwavering support of Albertans for the torys.. things are not good in the oil patch these days and Harper has no plan for the economy. Why keep supporting an autocrat czar? If he had the balls to work with the other parties in parliament on a plan that would benenfit all Canadians we wouldnt be in this situtation. I have always believed he is a closet separatist and under his watch we would see a independent Quebec. A wolf in sheeps clothing so to speak, a trojan horse theory.. and so far I think I am right.

  10. by avatar Robair
    Thu Dec 04, 2008 3:34 pm
    "ridenrain" said
    Is that a concession?
    The coalition was planning on taking down the government but now by the sounds of it, you folks will settle for Harper stepping down?
    Who's the one playing childish personality games again?

    The opposition need to grow up and get to work.

    You talking to me?

    Harper needs replacing. That's been my stance all along. As soon as the Conservatives get someone up front that doesn't have a personal vendetta agains western farmers I'll be voting for them again.

    Not sure why you wouldn't agree, this whole mess is his doing.

    Jim Prentice for PM.

  11. by ridenrain
    Thu Dec 04, 2008 3:40 pm
    When I sure don't bother talking to the yappy dog.

    Are you a member of the Conservative party, Robair?
    If so, you get a vote like everybody else.

  12. by avatar Tracker
    Thu Dec 04, 2008 4:23 pm
    "kenmore" said
    What surprises me is the unwavering support of Albertans for the torys.. things are not good in the oil patch these days and Harper has no plan for the economy. Why keep supporting an autocrat czar? If he had the balls to work with the other parties in parliament on a plan that would benenfit all Canadians we wouldnt be in this situtation. I have always believed he is a closet separatist and under his watch we would see a independent Quebec. A wolf in sheeps clothing so to speak, a trojan horse theory.. and so far I think I am right.

    Alberta has much more than oil. And... the patch is doing just fine.

    The support stems from a realistic outlook on setting positive goals for ALL of Canada. Albertans want all Canadians to prosper, not just themselves.

  13. by avatar bootlegga
    Thu Dec 04, 2008 4:46 pm
    "ridenrain" said
    Is that a concession?
    The coalition was planning on taking down the government but now by the sounds of it, you folks will settle for Harper stepping down?
    Who's the one playing childish personality games again?

    The opposition need to grow up and get to work.


    Oh, you mean like Harper not having the balls to even apologize for starting this whole shitstorm in the first place? Or his demonizing the Bloc, which could easily precipitate another unity crisis. Yeah, he's just as much a little baby as the coalition assholes are.

    Not one of these schmucks is fit to be PM. They should find a backbencher for that job and fill the cabinet with other backbenchers. Odds are they couldn't do any worse than the current bunch of morons.

  14. by Anonymous
    Thu Dec 04, 2008 6:09 pm
    "kenmore" said
    What surprises me is the unwavering support of Albertans for the torys.. things are not good in the oil patch these days and Harper has no plan for the economy.


    Does Dion have a strategy to raise the price of oil?
    We already know what HiJacks plan for Alberta is.



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