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Jean Charest helped the bloc via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 17th, 2008 at 17:19

image I am very disappointed with Premier Charest. He basically helped the bloc in this election. he seems to have forgotten he is a federalist. Shame on you Jean Charest.Charest a big help during election: Bloc MPCanwest News Service Published: Thursday, October 16, 2008MONTREAL -- Premier Jean Charest was a great help to the Bloc Quebecois in the federal election, a leading Bloc MP said as the party's MPs and some defeated candidates gathered in Montreal Thursday for a postelection caucus meeting."Mr. Charest made demands that correspond to the Quebec consensus, and which the Bloc has been making for some time," said Pierre Paquette, the party's House leader in the last Parliament. "It shows he understands that there is a strong nationalist flame in Quebec."Mr. Charest and some of his...

The red green show, the aftermath via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 15th, 2008 at 16:39

image dion probably made a big mistake in making a secret deal with ellie may. It seems the greens actually siphooned a lot of grit votes.Dion gets no lift from raising glass with GreensSIRI AGRELL October 15, 2008Stéphane Dion may have been toast the moment Elizabeth May offered to bring the wine. Election watchers say the Liberal Leader made a strategic miscalculation backing the Green Party throughout the campaign. In helping the her bid to join the televised debate, observers say, Mr. Dion gave her a platform to draw away votes his party desperately needed to unseat the Conservative government. Her performance raised her profile and that of her party, giving the Greens an unprecedented visibility that appears to have bled votes from Mr. Dion in several close races.In ridings across the...

Bye Garth ,ellie may and Thibault via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 15th, 2008 at 03:35

image Ellie May has been defeated in central NOVA and Robert Thibault has been defeated. Wonder how Thibault will pay when he loses the lawsuit brought by HM PM Mulroney. Garth is being killed in Halton. Good riddance!...

Blazing Cat Fur is right! Vote for Freedom! via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 14th, 2008 at 15:33

image Vote for freedom. Its time to defang the hrcs . Its time to vote for free speech. With your votes you can do that. Kenney: HRCs unaccountable, lack due processBy Ezra Levant on May 23, 2008 7:47 PMEarlier this month, Jason Kenney, the Conservative cabinet minister and Secretary of State for Multiculturalism and Canadian Identity, called the Canadian Human Rights Commission "dangerous" and "illiberal"....

Election Day via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 14th, 2008 at 12:16

image Canadians have the right to vote. Some would say they have the duty to vote. Many of us take that right for granted. Don't take anything for granted every vote counts. It has been a very nasty campaign and your chosen candidate needs your support today. If you have been reading my blog, you know why you must vote Tory. Read the platforms of the parties and choose for yourself. It's time to vote!!...

The endorsements of the Tories via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 13th, 2008 at 23:51

Many newspapers and magazines have endorsed HM PM Stephen Harper and the Tories. Stephen Taylor has a great post showing some of the endorsments. Read  Stephen's post to see some of the many other endorsements....

Red Green show caught on video! via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 13th, 2008 at 16:22

image Hunter has a video of the grits and green making alliances ,with Carolyn Bennett of the grits supervising the whole sordid deal.Hunter also shows dion saying ellie may wants him to be HM PM.Here is an ellie may Freudian slip. She says she is a liberal running against the greens. Then there is ellie may's opinion of Canadians. hear it in slow motion. Elie may is nothing more than a grit agent. If the greens are smart they will get rid of her as soon as the elction is over....

This should scare rae and iggy via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 13th, 2008 at 09:25

image dion promises to stay after he loses the election. Maybe not a quitter, but not really a winner.Dion won't step down if he losesCanwest News ServicePublished: Sunday, October 12, 2008TORONTO -- Declaring he is "not a quitter," Stephane Dion indicated Sunday he will not step down as Liberal leader if he loses the election....

Toronto Sun endorses the Tories via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 12th, 2008 at 17:27

image Yet another endorsement for the Tories from the Toronto SUN. ( watch the cartoon at the link as well!) So of the Toronto papers 3/4 have endorsed the Tories and the fourth is incapable of seeing the truth. The Ottawa Sun and the Calgary Sun and the Winnipeg Sun also endorses the Tories.Harper is the best choiceBy SUN MEDIALast Updated: 12th October 2008, 5:17amElections are about making choices and because fallible human beings are involved, there will never be a perfect choice.While we respect all the national party leaders, realistically, Canadians Tuesday must choose between Stephen Harper and Stephane Dion to lead us through tough economic times.To us, the choice for prime minister is clear. It's Harper.For 31 months, Harper provided Canada with a stable minority government, the...

HM PM Harper In Longueuil via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 12th, 2008 at 12:21

                                                   Senator Andree Champagne                                    Tory Candidates  Patrick Clune and Silvie Boulianne                                                       Some fervent fans                                                   Another young supporterI attended the Longueuil Tory Rally with HM PM Stephen Harper. The event was again packed with Tory supporters. Yves Fortier gave an impassioned intro and HM PM gave a rousing speech. The room was energized by the speeches. HM PM was relaxed and even told jokes. He noted that Gilles Duceppe had called him every name in the not the petit Robert but the Grand Robert. He also said that not...

Montreal Gazette Endorses Tories via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 12th, 2008 at 11:55

image  The Montreal Gazette also endorses the Tories. The gazette is usually pretty left wing so I am a bit surprised, but given the record and platform of HM Government, how could they choose otherwise.On balance, however, we believe that considering the Conservative record and the goals, policies, and personnel of the other parties, it is the Conservatives who deserve to be re-elected on Tuesday. Amid all the unfair and misleading advertising of this campaign, one Conservative message is truer now than when the writ was dropped: Constancy and prudence with the country's finances are even more important when we're in the economic doldrums....

Ellie May third in Central Nova via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 11th, 2008 at 23:03

image This poll is from a few days ago but it shows ellie may third with Tory Peter Mackay with a comfortable lead....

Panic Mongers via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 11th, 2008 at 21:13

image That is the headline from the National Post editorial about the opposition parties campaign strategies. HM PM is right. dion and layton are praying for recession and failure of the canadian economy. Unfortunately for them and fortunately for everyone else in Canada, Canada is weathering the storm pretty well.Panic-mongersNational Post Published: Friday, October 10, 2008We are legitimately amazed that the economy has come to the forefront of the Canadian election campaign in the manner that it has, with the Opposition parties spending almost a week caterwauling about the Prime Minister's preternatural calm in the face of international crisis.It is bizarre to see Stephane Dion and Jack Layton self-consciously demanding empty reassurances and displays of feeling from Stephen Harper:...

NDP brings in leftist American loon Michael Moore, to campaign via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 11th, 2008 at 18:42

image the NDP and the grits are always whining about American interference in Canada's affairs. The NDP has brought in the left wing loon, Michael Moore to campaign for them. He of course attacked HM Pm Stephen Harper. I guess its ok for the grits and the dippers to bring in Americans, as long as the American is a left wing loon. The utter hypocrisy of it all. This should be very helpful to the Tories. ( h/t Blazing Catfur)...

The grit economic” plan” via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 11th, 2008 at 17:02

image Economist Rohit Gupta takes apart the so called grit economic plan. The grits msm seems to have ignored its many fatal flaws.Rohit Gupta: Liberal economic plan doesn't add upPosted: October 11, 2008, 8:00 AM by Kelly McParlandFull Comment, canadian electionIt’s been disappointing that in this election campaign, the costing of Stéphane Dion’s plan has received little if any mainstream media attention. A thorough examination of the Liberal’s projections reveals a fiscal plan based on questionable assumptions, poor budgeting practices and erroneous calculations.The list of the plan’s fiscal shortcomings is long, but let’s begin with its headline policy – the carbon tax and the “Green Shift”. Leaving aside the merits or flaws of a carbon tax for a moment, what Mr. Dion is...

Job Creations Soars via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 11th, 2008 at 11:42

image Another economic indicator shows the wise and prudent path chosen by HM Pm Harper and the Tories is the correct one. More numbers that show the grits and NDP have no idea what they are talking about. The economy is still creating jobs,the jobless rate is the lowest in thirty years, our banks are very solid and Canada is predicted to have the highest growth of any OECD country. Indeed the US is reaching out to our banks to rescue American Banks.Finance minister cautious over record job numbersDavid Akin, Canwest News ServicePublished: Friday, October 10, 2008OTTAWA - The Canadian economy, defying all predictions, created a record number of new jobs last month, giving Prime Minister Stephen Harper and the Conservatives fresh ammunition Friday to make their case that they are the best...

I know how this kid feels via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 11th, 2008 at 02:41

image dion is truly deyawn....

dion’s gaffe was not unique via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 10th, 2008 at 18:48

image As Greg Weston points out, dion is usually unintelligible. It amazing to see the grit msm rushing to the defense of their candidate. I must say don martin deserves particular scorn. Off script, Dion is still the same brainiac mouthful he always he was. For instance, reporters asked him yesterday to respond to a report that the Harper government has been massively understating the cost of Canada's participation in the Afghanistan war. Under a Dion government, he said in part, "Canadians will know exactly where we are and which way does the mismanagement by whom." Perhaps nothing speaks to Dion's readiness to be prime minister more than his stubborn refusal to reconsider implementing the Liberal party's centrepiece "Green Shift" carbon tax, regardless of economic conditions which aren't...

dionmania? via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 10th, 2008 at 13:49

image I have written about dion's delusions befoe. Even memebers of his own party are wary of the carbon tax. A dion government will mean more taxes and recession.Not quite. While the economists did say that government should put a price on carbon, they admitted that “substantive action will involve economic costs”, not financial benefits. Some Liberals are starting to admit that rolling out a transformative overhaul of the tax system at a time of economic uncertainty is about as sound an idea as Howard Hughes’ plywood Spruce Goose. Michael Ignatieff told the editorial board of La Presse yesterday that the plan could be modified if the economy was still rocky when a Liberal government came to power. Mr. Ignatieff said Mr. Dion would not drop the essential elements of the plan but it may...

The green grit alliance via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 10th, 2008 at 12:37

image A green candidate in Quebec has resigned and thrown her support behind the grits. She admits she could not of won. Why is there a green party. It seems it is just the grits in disguise. I suspect many green supporters are going to be disillusioned by ellie may. This will also cut green party funding substantially if it happens....

dion is not fit to be HM PM via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 10th, 2008 at 01:19

image This clip, sent to me by a reader, is unbelievable. How can this man be leader of our great land???...

Brian Lillie Interviews HM PM Stephen Harper via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 9th, 2008 at 19:43

image An interesting interview with HM PM Harper. Listen here. Brian Lillie is a fair and balanced journalist....

Peter Kent in Thornhill via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 9th, 2008 at 13:29

image peter kent has a great youtube/facebook ad. He will make a great MP. If you are in Thornhill, vote Peter Kent!!...

The Tories are the right Party for these economic times via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 9th, 2008 at 12:28

image The Tories have not been perfect in government, but they have done a very good job in many areas. I agree with the National Post. Canadians should vote Tory. HM PM Harper is an economist and has guided the country on a prudent path in these last three years. The Tory team, platform and ideas make the most sense for Canada.Last month, Stephane Dion called the upcoming federal election "among the most important in the history of our country." He may be right. Next week's vote will determine whether Canada's tax system is overhauled through the imposition of a massive levy on carbon-based fuels; the nature of our continuing presence in Afghanistan; and how our government will respond to the historic meltdown unfolding in financial markets. Faced with these high stakes, we believe, Canada...

dion and Mansbridge via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 9th, 2008 at 02:54

image You can see the video here of dion and Mansbridge. Dion really is an arrogant doofus....

Did the debates matter in Canada? via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 5th, 2008 at 13:18

image It seems few Canadians watched the deabtes and very few changed their minds. That was my impression as well.Few Canadians watched election debates, fewer were swayed: pollAndrew Mayeda, Canwest News ServicePublished: Saturday, October 04, 2008OTTAWA - Canadians have declared Stephen Harper the winner of this week's leaders' debates, but few of those who watched the debates were convinced to change their vote, according to a new poll.Among Canadians who watched at least one of the two debates, 37 per cent believe the prime minister won the debates on the whole, according to the Ipsos Reid poll, commissioned by Canwest News Service and Global National.NDP Leader Jack Layton came in second, at 20 per cent, followed by Liberal Stephane Dion, at 17 per cent, Elizabeth May of the Greens, at 13...

dion calls someone else a socialist via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 5th, 2008 at 01:07

image dion has called layton a socialist. That's pretty rich considering dion's taking of the grits well down the socialist lane. The dion carbon tax is a redistribute the wealth program. dion has promised all kinds of socialist goodies. Its great to see the lefties call each other leftists.Dion cautions against NDP's ‘old socialist approach' BILL CURRYGlobe and Mail UpdateOctober 4, 2008 at 4:05 PM EDTMISCOUCHE, P.E.I. — Stephane Dion is portraying Jack Layton as a far-left socialist as some polls show the NDP leader is on the verge of overtaking Mr. Dion's Liberals.In a speech to supporters on Prince Edward Island, Mr. Dion said the NDP leader is a far cry from leaders like Tony Blair who moved their socialist parties to the moderate middle.“He has a plan, Jack Layton, but his plan is a...

dion commits to a Tory agenda via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 4th, 2008 at 15:17

image dion says he will have the same infrastructrure plans as the Tories, bacause canad cannot afford the grits' excesses. this is ever more funny. The grits are admitting in advance what they usually do. Pomse the moon and govern based on the Tory agenda. remeber ripping up the free trade agaenda and abolisjing the GST. At least dion admits it in advanceDion pledges to act 'right away' on Tories' $33B infrastructure planLiberal leader attacks Tories for withholding release of platformJuliet O'Neill, Canwest News ServicePublished: Saturday, October 04, 2008Stéphane Dion accused Conservative leader Stephen Harper yesterday of ignoring legitimate worries about the economy and pledged the Liberals would create jobs by fast-tracking the Conservative government's $33-billion, four-year plan for...

dion fumbles via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 4th, 2008 at 14:06

image Jack layton had the killer line in the English debate. essentially what did jack say? dion is not a leader. Its time for the grits to put dion back into the witness protection program.Kelly McParland: The frustration and fumbling of Stephane DionPosted: October 03, 2008, 8:56 AM by Kelly McParlandWell into the cat fight we were told was to be a debate among party leaders Thursday night, Jack Layton turned to Stephane Dion and fired the shot that could spell the end of Mr. Dion's political career.The Liberal leader had 43 chances to vote down Stephen Harper's government and didn't seize a single one of them, Mr. Layton pointed out."If you can't do the job of a leader of the opposition, I don't know why you are running to be prime minister," the NDP leader said, leaving Mr. Dion blinking...

Rae says attack the NDP via Dr Roy's Thoughts October 4th, 2008 at 12:01

image bob rae says that Jack Layton is Ralph Nder. He urges the grits to attack the NDP. Grit scaremongering has failed this time and now the grits are just desperate.Liberals need to shift attacks to NDP: RaePublished: Friday, October 03, 2008SASKATOON - Liberal strategy needs to shift its attacks to the NDP in the federal campaign's final days, according to MP Bob Rae, who spent an hour pumping up Saskatoon Grits Friday.'(NDP Leader) Jack (Layton) might think he's Barack Obama, but he really isn't. He's Ralph Nader. The effect of voting for his candidates in most ridings is to perpetuate Conservative rule,' Liberal candidate Bob Rae said Friday.Photograph by : Peter Redman/National PostARTICLE TOOLSPrinter friendlyE-mailFont:The former New Democrat premier of Ontario split his attacks between...