Vic Toews says it's the fault of Opposition for not catching Harper making awful appointments huffingtonpost.ca/2013/02/28/har… #cdnpoli
— Stephen Lautens (@stephenlautens) March 3, 2013
He's not. (Bold mine.)
Prime Minister Stephen Harper downplayed concerns Thursday over an arrest warrant for Arthur Porter, the former head of the committee that oversees Canada's spy agency.Don't that beat all?
While Harper was minimizing worries about Porter's top secret security clearance and privy councillor status, Public Safety Minister Vic Toews attacked the opposition parties for not challenging the government on the appointment when they had the chance in 2008.
The Corrupt Party of Canada has reached the nadir of Opposition-blaming, I think.
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Hmm That one ranks right up there with with blaming the opposition for the corruption displayed by several of Harper's Senate appointments.
If only the opposition would stop opposing our Senate reform agenda and let us strip the power from the PM to make these obviously lousy choices.
Even Terry Jones at the height of his comic genius couldn't have come up with material this farcical
...Reached the nadir of Opposition blaming???
Don't make it a bloody challenge to them. They have not yet begun to externalize their blame.
1. Duceppe questioned it.
2. Toews admits implicitly they are not doing their job.
And the Cons have a 200-page manual on how to sabotage Patliamentary committees.
Then they blame the opposition.
Orwellian novspeak.
Did I forget to add this in my comment?
http://beaconnews.ca/reddeer/2013/03/tom-flanagan-apology-for-child-porn-remarks-raises-more-questions/
There are no words... I guess if we all have to die, may as well die laughing.
I'm guessing there are no other fans of "The Order of the Stick" here, but it reminded me somewhat of this strip.
[Note: If you're new to The Order of the Stick, don't base your opinion on that particular strip. The comic starts off as a succession of cheap D&D jokes, but the author develops into an incredible story-teller rather quickly.]
Anyway, we've clearly reached the point at which the Conservatives could launch abruptly into self-parody and the shift would be impossible to detect.
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