So it’s the Rainbow Door, then?

April 20, 2011 @ 9:13 am 1 COMMENTS

All of a sudden, Iggy pulls out the Coalition Option. Layton said last week he’s willing to jump into bed with anybody (my words, not his). Seems like Harper was the only one telling the truth all along. Surprise, surprise.

Iggy now says he’s ruling out any form of coalition, unless there’s a Harper minority. Wait, what? If there was a Harper majority, there’s obviously no reason to form a coalition. And the Harper minority is the only reason you could form a coalition. So what you’re really saying is, is that you’re going to form a coalition. Period.

If this isn’t reason enough to elect a majority Harper government, I don’t know what is.

March 31, 2011 -- A little of the ol’ In and Out — #elxn41 – Day 5 (3)
December 10, 2008 -- Iggy & the Stooges (2)
November 28, 2008 -- “I want my welfare” (formerly: “we need to work together”) (2)

Federal / Politics

1 COMMENTS

1 dieta

13:24:27, 15/10/11

.In early December Prime Minister Stephen Harper the leader of a minority Conservative government prorogued or dissolved parliament in order to avoid a Vote of Non-Confidence. This particular vote of non-confidence was precipitated by a horrible miscalculation by Harper who saw the current financial crisis as a way to press his advantage and further weaken his parliamentary opposition for future elections..Since Canadians went to the polls on October 14 Harper believed that the other parties in Parliament the Liberals NDP and Bloc Quebecois were too weak to oppose any measures he might deem appropriate. So rather than working with the opposition Harper tried to twist the knife.