Told ya chucky

[chuckChuck]

Wab Kinew set a good example compared to Curly Moe, who was convicted of drunk driving and killed a woman in a car accident and was slapped on the wrist.

Has Moe publicly admitted that his criminal behavior was deeply wrong and that he was at fault in the death? Nope.

Further, Don McMorris was convicted of drunk driving and is still in cabinet as Minister of Government Relations and Minister of Labour Relations and Workplace Safety. He is also Minister responsible for the Workers' Compensation.

What kind of message does that send when your Minister of Workplace Safety was convicted of drunk driving?

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Never voted for Wab, and I personally think he will sink Manitoba way further into debt.

I definitely disapprove of all his criminal past doings, but you have to give credit where credit is due. Wab, has admitted to all his criminal mistakes publicly and hasn't tried to hide from his past .

He has made some serious changes to his life in the right direction and hasn't made any excuses for what he did. Never played the wow is me card that we hear way to often.

He is an inspiration to those who live the criminal life style that it's never to late to make changes and start to contribute to society in a positive way.

To me that does say something.

Considering all of that, too bad Trudeau couldn't follow Wab as a role model regarding his past and present indiscretions.

[chuckChuck]

As bad as he is, Trudeau has never been convicted of a criminal offense or being responsible for a woman's death.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

As bad as he is, Trudeau has never been convicted of a criminal offense or being responsible for a woman's death.

Notice the careful wording of that statement. "Never been convicted"
That is a lot different than never committed a criminal offense, isn't it.

[chuckChuck]

So you don't believe a criminal conviction for drunk driving and killing a woman in an accident is a serious crime and mistake?

What criminal offense was Trudeau not charged for? Ethical breaches are not criminal offenses.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

So you don't believe a criminal conviction for drunk driving and killing a woman in an accident is a serious crime and mistake?

What criminal offense was Trudeau not charged for? Ethical breaches are not criminal offenses.

All of them, at least so far.

[Guest]

Wab Kinew set a good example compared to Curly Moe, who was convicted of drunk driving and killed a woman in a car accident and was slapped on the wrist.

Has Moe publicly admitted that his criminal behavior was deeply wrong and that he was at fault in the death? Nope.

Further, Don McMorris was convicted of drunk driving and is still in cabinet as Minister of Government Relations and Minister of Labour Relations and Workplace Safety. He is also Minister responsible for the Workers' Compensation.

What kind of message does that send when your Minister of Workplace Safety was convicted of drunk driving?

“This is a day that I deeply regret. This is a day I live with each and every day of my life. It’s a part of who I am and it’s a part of my decision-making process,” Moe said.

Moe's full response can be viewed using the player above.

During his 2017 Sask. Party Leadership campaign, Moe revealed he was involved in the Shellbrook crash. ([url]https://regina.ctvnews.ca/leadership-hopeful-scott-moe-reveals-involvement-in-fatal-crash-20-years-ago-1.3580893)”[/url]


you’re full of shit again as usual
this is an excerpt from the SECOND time he “publicly “ apologized
He and his bunch need to go , no doubt, but try and use facts in your rants

[Guest]

So you don't believe a criminal conviction for drunk driving and killing a woman in an accident is a serious crime and mistake?

What criminal offense was Trudeau not charged for? Ethical breaches are not criminal offenses.

Obstruction of justice concerning jody

[binthere]

Charles Charles isn't programmed to know facts. Just regurgitate what he is fed.

[rastafarian]

“This is a day that I deeply regret. This is a day I live with each and every day of my life. It’s a part of who I am and it’s a part of my decision-making process,” Moe said.

Moe's full response can be viewed using the player above.

During his 2017 Sask. Party Leadership campaign, Moe revealed he was involved in the Shellbrook crash. ([url]https://regina.ctvnews.ca/leadership-hopeful-scott-moe-reveals-involvement-in-fatal-crash-20-years-ago-1.3580893)”[/url]


you’re full of shit again as usual
this is an excerpt from the SECOND time he “publicly “ apologized
He and his bunch need to go , no doubt, but try and use facts in your rants

So 20 YEARS AFTER the accident he apologizes because he's running for Premier ??!!
the son of the woman who was killed never knew who did it till 20 YEARS after the fact,
The ONLY reason he apologized was because of political reasons

[Guest]

Not sticking up for him in the least
just clearing up chucks BS
and FWIW wab did the same because he was running for premier
but I do like the fact that he turned his life around , good on him for that

[chuckChuck]

“This is a day that I deeply regret. This is a day I live with each and every day of my life. It’s a part of who I am and it’s a part of my decision-making process,” Moe said.

Its hard to believe his statement that "its part of my decision making process" when he reappointed a convicted drunk driver Don McMorris back into the cabinet!

He obviously didn't learn anything!