Media bias is real, its also ok to try to tear someones face off if you are a Liberal leader.
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That's funny, I don't recall the Liberals or NDP claiming that the "Low Road" was exclusively theirs?
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I'm wondering with all the blood in the water and
attention this is getting, if any left leaning
liberal,green and bloq head might see this as the time
to jump ship and rally behind jack.
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Cotton I don't know if you noticed or not but the Toronto Red Star endorsed the NDP this morning. I'm sure Iggy's feeling a little shell-shocked at that. Also I notice at least a few Liberal candidates including my local one here complaining now that they haven't been getting their mail deliveries correctly, sounds like possibly the postal union or at least some of it's members have been tampering a bit and I'm sure they're not big Harper supporters.
God help us all, how could Canadians not have learned from Bob Rae in Ontario?
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Just a few facts for us right wingers to
relax as we look at polls. Jack is up in
Queebec. When the bloc held 40 plus
percent in the polls, they were 10
percent in Canada, so jack has captured
8-10% of Canadian voters by having
strength in *****bec. Jack has hardly
moved elsewhere. The con seats in
queebec are generally safe. Believe it
or not there are some areas of that
province that are conservative in
values.
The cons lead everywhere else. They will
see alot of vote splitting benefits if
this holds out. Take a deep breath my
fellow righties. I am confident in a
majority still for the cons.
Regarding the whackoff Jackoff story.
The reason it matters is that if he
can't tell a seedy parlor from an actual
certified parlor, maybe he can't tell
revenue from expenditures. He does seem
to have a thing for asians though. What
a silly little man.
Relax. Its all good.
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Your probably right Freewheat,just hypothesizing.
A con will never vote ndp.
The libs are a party of lefts and rights.
The lefts in the lib are flocking to jack,they don't
like the creepy guy.And they really don't like "the
stefon".
All the rights in the libs have already jumped ship
so no more support coming to the cons from there.
And understanding quebec?I'd probably have an
easier time herding cats.
But an interpretation of what is happening is they
will throw support to cool hand jack,because
heh,"we can always go back to the bloq"mentality.
So if most everything east of ontario goes
potentially orange,and most everything west of
ontario goes blue-ontario(like always)will be the
battle,with it potentially being carved up three ways.
So hopefully we have a three way tie and all of their
heads explode in disbelieve.
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Jack Layton did not recieve the award for the highest expense claim as heaveapulse claims. It actually went to Conservative Steven Fletcher, MB with a claim of $839,092.15. Jack Layton was a distant second.
Nor was Iggy second as heaveapulse claims. In fact there were 10 more Conservatives who submitted higher expense claims than Iggy.
Laurie Hawn Edmonton 621,474.02
Jay Hill PrinceGeorge 618,388.07
Lee Richardson, calgary 610,104.88
John Weston, Sunshine Coast 604,053.10
Greg Rickford, Kenora 588,048.09
Brian Jean, Calgary 587,471.17
Patrick Brown, Barrie 578,608.25
Brian Storseth, Westlock 573647.42
Divinder Shory, Calgary 574,434.06
John Duncan Vancouver Island 571,814.16
Furthermore, 48 conservatives charged $500,000 or more and another 77 had 400-500 thousand in expense claims. Only 19 conservatives had claims of less than 400,000. And given the average expense account claim was just under 400,000 I suggest Conservatives were actually much bigger spenders with public money than other parties; again contray to heaveapulse claims.
To see for yourself go to http://www.parl.gc.ca/PublicDisclosure/MemberExpenditures.aspx?Language=E&Mode=1&Parl=40& Ses=3
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OPP investigating leak behind report of Layton visit to massage clinic
at 18:28 on April 30, 2011, EDT.
Paola Loriggio, The Canadian Press
TORONTO - Media reports that police found NDP Leader Jack Layton in a Toronto massage parlour in 1996 became the focus of a criminal investigation by Ontario Provincial Police on Saturday.
Provincial police were asked by the Toronto force to determine if notes taken by officers at the time of the raid on the establishment were the source of the leak, OPP Insp. Dave Ross said Saturday.
"Toronto police has requested us to conduct a criminal breach of trust investigation into the disclosure of information in that matter," Ross said in an interview.
"We will of course, cooperate in every way," Toronto police chief Bill Blair wrote Saturday in an email obtained by The Canadian Press.
Sun TV reported Friday that Layton was at a Toronto massage parlour during a police raid 15 years ago, but wasn't arrested or charged.
The network is attributing the information to notes taken by police officers at the time.
The story surfaced at the critical closing spurt of the federal election campaign, where polls show the surging New Democrats have rocketed into second place behind the Conservatives.
Ross said it's hard to predict how long the investigation will take.
"It's been assigned to our criminal investigations branch. The request was made today (Saturday), so the investigation began today."
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