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By Jymn, on December 24th, 2011
STARRING: Shotgun * Blogging T * * Ezzy * Huffer * Wenthataway * The Poet * Blatched
The Conservatives’ new best friend, the Canadian wing of the Huffington Post, has a take on who will be Harper’s new Senators come January. LFR has its own sources. Funnily enough, the new Senators are almost . . . → Read More: The Magnificent Seven: Stephen Harper’s seven new Senators leaked
By Jymn, on December 23rd, 2011
Apparently, this.
C'mon Sun Newsfan, you know you want it
Jacqui’s television credits include co- hosting “Argos Access” with Michael “Pinball” Clemons, hosting “Dancing at the Palais” on Women’s Television Network, host/reporter on Sportsnet Ontario, co-hosting a late night talk show on Toronto One and until recently she anchored the daily Current . . . → Read More: My five minutes watching Sun News Network. Plus, what does it take to be an SNN host?
By Jymn, on December 23rd, 2011
C'mon Bozey, say something outrageous. This is Fox News!
Half-assed Canuck Mark Steyn is a lovely person. He attracts same. While on Fox News, filling in for some host or something, Steyn managed to cajole the following statement from the very religious, very wingnutty head of the Media Research Centre, Brent Bozell . . . → Read More: Mark Steyn brings out the best in the wingnut. Brent Bozell: Obama is a “skinny, Ghetto crackhead”.
By Jymn, on December 22nd, 2011
I love this. Not that the suit will amount to anything. But the girl’s got moxie.
Former MP Helena Guergis is suing Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Conservative MPs Shelly Glover and Lisa Raitt, the Conservative Party of Canada and a number of other individuals for defamation and other claims.
Kady’s reaction is . . . → Read More: Sue Helena Sue!
By Jymn, on December 18th, 2011
Interesting article in the Straight about Kenney’s ascension in the Conservative ranks. The writer Charlie Smith feels that Kenney is the logical successor to Harper, with the scandals plaguing former favourite Peter MacKay all but eliminating the very elite Minister of National Defence from contention.
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation has revealed that . . . → Read More: MacKay being used as scapegoat to clear path for Jason Kenney as next Conservative leader?
By Jymn, on December 12th, 2011
Snark of the title aside, why do these Christian values conservatives have such little respect for their wives and constituents? And guess what, you can bet this scumbag will get to pray away his sins and remain in office. They always do. Newt Gingrich. David Vitter. Anyone?
Can you . . . → Read More: Another conservative Christian caught in sperm bank ring
By Jymn, on December 10th, 2011
Of all the rock and rollers in Canada, Michel Pagliaro is probably at the top of the heap. That he is often overlooked has more to do with his Quebec roots and an indifference to fame. But the art is there, from perfectly-executed pop (including a stellar English album recorded at Abbey Road in the early 70′s) . . . → Read More: New box set from Canada’s most overlooked rocker, Michel Pagliaro
By Jymn, on November 25th, 2011
Canada’s thug-like Conservative-leaning media gets called out here, beginning with Sun Media.
“Yo Kory, I can trust you to push my agenda, right?” “Sure boss, just like Postmedia, right?”
As progressive bloggers, this is what we need to be doing far more of. Right wingers in the USA waged a massive campaign for more . . . → Read More: The Gang of Seven
By Logan, on November 16th, 2011
UPDATE: Here it is, the Nathan Cullen interview. Let me know what you think.
I will be interviewing NDP Leadership candidate Nathan Cullen this Friday. If you have any questions you would like me to ask, feel free to post them on the blog or email me at rpntr1812@gmail.com.
Cross posted at The . . . → Read More: UPDATE: Nathan Cullen Interview #ndpldr
By Logan, on November 15th, 2011
I connected with Dave.ca’s Dave Teixeira today to talk about the Occupy Vancouver encampment, civic politics, premier Christy Clark and also got Dave’s opinion on what the coming months would look like in Ottawa.
Please feel free to leave your comments and feedback.
Cross posted at The Ryan Painter Show
By Logan, on November 14th, 2011
Andrew Coyne got a little testy with me today on twitter over, what I can only assume, was an innocent question. Let me start off by saying I’m not an economist and as one who is more fiscally Conservative I’ve always appreciated what Andrew has had to say regarding fiscal issues. So when . . . → Read More: Andrew Coyne A Little Testy
By Logan, on November 12th, 2011
Cross posted from The Ryan Painter Show
On the eve of the (hopeful) cancellation of the Keystone XL pipeline I feel it’s important to look back and examine the Ethical Oil argument with some depth. It’s important because this argument has snaked it’s way into every facet of the oil industry, as witnessed . . . → Read More: The Logical Fallacy of Ethical Oil
By Logan, on November 2nd, 2011
I read this morning that Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty has sided with Quebec Premier Jean Charest against Bill C-10, the Omnibus Crime Bill. Both Premiers have committed to not paying for a single cent of the new bill. If you are reading this in BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan or Manitoba, please email your Premier, your justice . . . → Read More: UPDATE With The Right Pressure, We Can Turn The Tide
By Jymn, on October 25th, 2011
Marg to cop at Ford House "Where's a man when you need him?" Cop, "Obviously not here, m'am".
Too fucking hilarious. No wonder Conservatives are so afraid of the CBC. Marg Delahunty’s on the prowl. (Video here.)
“There was a lady dressed up and she was screaming my name: ‘We got you Rob Ford, . . . → Read More: Rob Ford: Help! Call 911! Marg Delahunty is after my body!
By Jymn, on September 27th, 2011
This could be interesting. It could also turn out to be a whitewash, knowing Mick Jagger’s aging propensity for people of wealth and taste. But I’ll keep my mind open. Jagger playing Rupert Murdoch is a stroke of genius in theory. I don’t doubt he could pull it off. I only hope that . . . → Read More: Mick Jagger as the new millennium Citizen Kane?
By Jymn, on September 22nd, 2011
Overheard on ride home, “Oooh Mr. MacKay. Coffee, tea or … me?”
Vacations are nice for a Conservative. They’re especially nice when you can commandeer a search-and-rescue copter to take you home at the end of it in style. Impresses the ladies.
Sometimes it’s good to be Defence . . . → Read More: Peter MacKay’s expensive limo ride
By Jymn, on September 20th, 2011
I’m not sure why but this one caught me by surprise. I guess it shouldn’t since every boss I’ve had in Canada has been female. The part about the paucity of women in the Conservative government is no surprise.
Canada is the third-best country in the world to be a woman, according to rankings . . . → Read More: Canada third best country to be a woman
By Jymn, on September 18th, 2011
Doesn’t anybody apologize or own up anymore? What happened to honour, personal responsibility and respect for the Canadian people? (Emphasis mine.)
As for the time he flew to the Caribbeanto join his family on vacation, the general said he received permission to do that from Defence Minister Peter MacKay. The flight occurred after the general had spent . . . → Read More: Natynczyk remains defiant. Blames MacKay
By Jymn, on September 13th, 2011
The horror continues. Here are two items that bring the American psyche post-9/11 into instant, ugly focus.
At the GOP debate tonight, the crowd loudly cheered a suggestion that society should let an uninsured man die. Alan Grayson: “It’s sadism”.
GOP debate crowd cheers letting uninsured die
The crowd also responded heartily to accusations that Ben Bernanke . . . → Read More: GOP debate: the ugly face of conservatism. Also, never fly on 9/11 if your skin is brown.
By Jymn, on September 11th, 2011
Astute observations about Harper and how he has complete domination over our laws and government.
Ralph Heintzman, a professor at the University of Ottawa and head of the federal Office of Public Service Values and Ethics, says Canada might just have the most centralized political system in the world.
“The . . . → Read More: Professor: Harper most powerful executive in the world; there is nothing to restrain him
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