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Loose lips sink ships.Regardless of the decision Ignatieff makes or announces today (in a few minutes actually) on whether he will be bringing up a vote of non-confidence against the Conservatives, I’m still annoyed (as others seem to be) by all these leaks on the Liberals strategy we’re seeing today in the press. Unless the multiple leaks I’ve seen today are actually being orchestrated by the Liberal strategists, that is a problem that has not gone away post-Dion era, and needs to be addressed. 2 comments to Loose lips sink ships. |
Trudeau-Biden phone call: Question: Did former PM Stephen Harper also betray Alberta and Saskatchewan when he didn't impose sanctions on the US when President Obama cancelled the Keystone Project back in the day? If so, did then-Cabinet minister Jason Kenney have anything to say about that? Listening to BBC News right this second and the entire EU is dealing with the *exact* same Pfizer delays and struggling with the complications as to how to manage the second doses... @paulyoungcpa @atRachelGilmore @JustinTrudeau Funny.. I don't recall Kenny wanting to "go to war" when President Obama did the same thing to Keystone while he was a Cabinet Minister in Stephen Harper's government. Things change however when a Liberal Government is in power. Funny that. I don't recall Stephen Harper - where Kenney was a Cabinet Minister - doing the same thing he wants now when Pres. Obama revoked the Keystone license back in the day. Kenney is just doing this because a Liberal govt is in power and because he's mad he bet on wrong Pres candidate Alberta demands PM challenge US decision to revoke Keystone XL permit. Jason Kenney argues decision violates NAFTA, says Canada must fight for 'proportionate economic consequences' including billions in compensation if US doesn't relent. Related story: https://t.co/MBXFTesVQa |
Agree entirely. As I said earlier http://canpolitico.blogspot.com/2009/06/ignatieff-decision.html
Cheers,
George
Agree entirely.
Cheers,
George