Tory Grip On Moral Superiority Is Slipping

Posted on Monday, May 25 at 21:06 by NAUWATCH

Conservatives at all levels of government are floundering badly for lack of good ideas and good leadership

 

These are dismal, depressing times for Conservatives, particularly in our part of the province. The only really successful Conservative prime minister in recent memory has disgraced himself. The current Conservative prime minister acts like a schoolboy, unable to resist calling his main opponent names. The provincial Progressive Conservative party is having a leadership contest, but Eastern Ontario's contribution is MPP Randy Hillier, who is single-handedly driving the party to the political fringes. At the municipal level, small-c conservative Mayor Larry O'Brien is in court facing influence peddling charges. His accuser is the small-c conservative candidate from the previous mayoral election, a man revealed in court to be an embarrassingly inept politician.

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  1. by RickW
    Tue May 26, 2009 4:20 am
    Well, if the Liberal win in BC is any indication, the Conservatives on ALL political levels will be shoo-ins. The immaturity and arrogance of the BC Libs got them a 3rd mandate (even though only 48% bothered to vote), so I would posit that the similar immaturity and arrogance exhibited on the part of Conservatives greater and lesser will serve them all well............

  2. Tue May 26, 2009 6:36 am
    Slipping? That implies they had some morality to begin with.

  3. by RickW
    Tue May 26, 2009 9:58 pm
    You are right (mostly as usual), Dr. C.........

  4. by JonQ
    Wed May 27, 2009 10:11 am
    Spammer Banned.

  5. by RickW
    Wed May 27, 2009 2:38 pm
    we need to budget our income in order to survive in continuous recession


    Good point -- very similar to Britain being kept on continuous war footing in Orwell's !
    And from Canada being "in the best position to weather this recession", we are now heading to one of the beggest per capital debts, AND perhaps one of the last to recover..............

    Thank you, Stephen Harper! :evil:

  6. Sat May 30, 2009 8:53 am
    I've often wondered on what level is it correct to describe Stephen Harper a conservative? I've had the same worries about David Cameron here in the UK, who seems to have surrounded himself with self-confessed NeoCons and has been described by some commentators as "a clone of Tony Blair". So I anticipate that a Cameron Government in London will be practically indistinguishable in its conduct from the Harper Government in Ottawa. What a mess.



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