OTTAWA — Prime Minister Stephen Harper may be the most powerful man in the country but when it comes to working away from home he does it on the cheap — when he can.
Good for him. First super 8 hotels aren't bad I been in enough of them, but more to the point am glad a politician in North America doesn't do what most others do and go for the most luxurious that money can buy.
Well, it says he used the Super 8 for a DAY ROOM...ONCE. It does not say that he ever spent the night there or that he usually goes there. The other of Harper's hotels mentioned like the Frontenac, Hilton, Royal York, are all luxury.
Also, the last paragraph doesnt make sense: It claims the Tory PMO spends less than $2k a year compared to the Liberals $30k plus a year...not only is that an unbelievable number, but it contradicts the numbers in the rest of the article.
But that's the Sun for you...never really makes sense and articles are rarely thought out.
This is what they call a 'plant' story. Somebody in the PMO called a friendly connection at Sun media to have a friendly article written. It happens in politics.
I'm surprised too it's that low. Either he's getting whatever event/group to pay for his room, or maybe he's paying out of pocket. Either way, I'm not complaining.
No way, the newspapwer bungled that number, I can't see there being be any other plausible explanation. Maybe they're using a monthly rather than annual amount for the Conservatives, or maybe they missed a zero at the end of those numbers. Or maybe they just dont proofread the Conservative Party press releases before they publish them as "independent news articles."
Theres no way Harper is spending tens of thousands out of his own pocket, and if he were stiffing other people with his travel expenses, we'd have heard of it.
Jesus Christ. If Stevie stayed at a top end hotel,as befits the leader of our country, you'd be riding his ass like he was a gay porn star.......Ohh gee I've just given Kenmore material for his next wet dream.
"kenmore" said A day room? hmmmm sleezy is as sleezy does... lol... most people use day rooms for afternoon delights..
Dayroom; conference room; A room big enough to accomodate 20 or more people for business meetings. Standard equipment includes telecom services, satellite, usually one very large 'center table' with room for several side tables. Kitchenette fascilities. Most motels/hotels have these available to guests as well can be rented by others. Prebooking advised.
or;
He could have booked at the Banff Springs hotel, and paid all the expenses to get everyone there. But that would have meant a lot less $$$$ to send to Quebec! Make up your mind. You can't have it both ways!
"BeaverFever" said Theres no way Harper is spending tens of thousands out of his own pocket, and if he were stiffing other people with his travel expenses, we'd have heard of it.
Also, the last paragraph doesnt make sense: It claims the Tory PMO spends less than $2k a year compared to the Liberals $30k plus a year...not only is that an unbelievable number, but it contradicts the numbers in the rest of the article.
But that's the Sun for you...never really makes sense and articles are rarely thought out.
This is what they call a 'plant' story. Somebody in the PMO called a friendly connection at Sun media to have a friendly article written. It happens in politics.
Theres no way Harper is spending tens of thousands out of his own pocket, and if he were stiffing other people with his travel expenses, we'd have heard of it.
A day room? hmmmm sleezy is as sleezy does... lol... most people use day rooms for afternoon delights..
or;
He could have booked at the Banff Springs hotel, and paid all the expenses to get everyone there. But that would have meant a lot less $$$$ to send to Quebec! Make up your mind. You can't have it both ways!
Kenmore is likely confusing the dayroom with those little booths he frequents....with a pocket full of change.
Theres no way Harper is spending tens of thousands out of his own pocket, and if he were stiffing other people with his travel expenses, we'd have heard of it.
And you know either of these things...why?