-- "'I have to say it reminds me a lot of the premier’s promises during the attempt to carve up the Green Belt, he only backs down and does the right thing when he gets caught,' she added. 'I certainly hope that we don’t sell this plane at a massive loss.'" --
-- "Immigrants, mostly from Africa, flooded a meeting in New York City on Tuesday with complaints that the free food and free housing they are being given are not good enough for them despite the tens of billions in tax dollars spent to care for them." --Meanwhile back at the ranch...
-- "A group of suspects that allegedly defrauded seniors across Ontario and other parts of Canada using a so-called emergency grandparent scam appear to have ties to 'traditional Italian organized crime," according to an investigator involved in the OPP-led probe." --
-- "The Duke of York will argue that a sexual abuse lawsuit filed against him is invalid because his accuser struck a secret deal with Jeffrey Epstein referencing 'royalty'." --Tone deaf much?
Former President Bill Clinton was released from a California hospital on Sunday after undergoing treatment for a urological infection unrelated to COVID-19."Yeah, we've got a pretty good idea what it's related to.
Oh, my gawd... the politicians saved us!"Projections released by the province showed 100,000 Ontario residents could likely have died over the full course of the pandemic if the province hadn’t implemented measures such as widespread closures of businesses and schools in order to promote physical distancing."So their heroic measures, despite shitcanning 26,000 pallets of PPE, have kept the death toll to less than .1% of projected totals.
"Bring on the carbon tax. Let’s find some new way to make things harder for those who are producing the most essential element in human life: FOOD."Justin implemented a tax increase and a pay increase for MPs just as he throws millions of Canadians overboard.
"Uh, @ONgov — the #emergencyalert system should be for alerts — new urgent information requiring immediate action or cognizance," wrote another. "Not spamming my phone to give me old generic info and reinforce an alert status I've been in [for] three weeks."
"Obviously, I’d like to keep that moving, and actually have it happen in this election that 'someone' would be the first woman vice president," she added.**********
“Evan, hold on, can you fact check?” CNN anchor Brooke Baldwin asked.
“Evan Perez? Hammers? Fact check that for me, on the fly.”
Perez replied that, indeed, Hillary Clinton’s aides really had smashed up her phones.
"In an interview Monday, the former Liberal prime minister dismissed suggestions that a merger now – when the Liberals have been reduced to a third-party rump and New Democrats are on the rise – would amount to an NDP takeover of his once-mighty party."
Nice to see that he's figured out who Canada's real enemies are...“People in public service are talking about this — not openly, because they’re all terrified. But they do talk about it.”Yes, of course... if only there was one brave man... who could stand up to those dastardly terrorists in the PMO.
Skinny-dipping with Rick Mercer is one thing but calling Conservative government staffers “jihadis” is quite another.**********
By baring his soul in such a way Mr. Rae comes across as a bit of an ass. Were he a Conservative MP making such a comment he would be subject to a fury of biblical proportion – and rightly so.
His comments also speak to an attitude of moral superiority still found in within the Liberal Party’s senior ranks.
What does Michael Ignatieff say about his former roommate's adventures in etymology? I saw Mr. Ignatieff proselytizing in St. John's this week about how his Liberals weren't a nasty bunch – they attack ideas apparently, not people.
Someone clearly forgot to tell Mr. Rae.
"Who knew Canadian young people were such wimps!!! Start a Jasmine Revolution thru Facebook, Bob."And...
"Hey, Bob Rae has actually heard of jihadis. I wouldn't have taken that for granted."**********
"What would the union do?"
Hmmm... maybe I was wrong... maybe the people do love Lloyd enough to flood CTV with totally unsolicited... wait a minute..."Do you have a special memory of Lloyd Robertson, or a message of congratulations or thanks you would like to share?"Wow... they're pushin' this non-news story harder than three day old fish at the corner greasy spoon.
"Send it to newsonline@ctv.ca and we'll do our best to post it here."
"Leave it to a prince of the Church to, utterly without irony, denouce "snitching" (i.e., calling the police to report an actual crime.) He sounds more like a Crip or a mafiosi than a Cardinal."Ouch.
"Convivial gatherings, such as the Scotch tasting, which bring together members from all parties, have proved to be quite helpful in softening members' attitudes towards one another," said Milliken.So... this "taxpayer-funded frat party" is actually an invaluable team-building exercise? Seriously?
"And it has been quite gratifying to see partisanship set aside and friendships begin, whatever else may occur in the chamber. This can only be a benefit to their working relationship."
Milliken hosted the blind taste test Tuesday evening, the bill coming out of his $170,000 annual hospitality budget.Well, Petey... it's a tough life... but I guess somebody's gotta do it, huh?
“It's not pleasant, it's not palatable to the union, I understand that. But we cannot have a situation where the union is resisting the reality of the situation and then expecting the Canadian taxpayers and the Ontario taxpayers to contribute.”*
Geez... I hate to think what Zee's got in his back pocket... a little Amos and Andy?
**********"I wonder if Kinsella has liquid paper all over his computer screen."**********
