When The President Does It, That Means That It's Not Illegal

Brown?
Were the windows painted over? ha
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This crap happened back in Jan. and we were kept behind darkened windows for eight months.

At least we have some Good news-
Since Hillary and Bill protested the Vietnam War back in the 1960s,
they have wiped out a small company of democrat voters..

http://toprightnews.com/breaking-prominent-hillary-clinton-researcher-found-dead-4th-suspicious-death-in-2-months/

and the drug running out of Mena, that one, if investigated properly, includes W H Bush. But instead of a run around investigation, just go to the jail were James Files is held, he'll bring you up to speed on that.

Mike;
In retrospect I have a lot of questions about who set the political agenda during the Harper years. I agreed with efforts taken to broaden the Canadian global trading effort but the Reform base seemed to forget their political goals once in Ottawa.

Now we have a leadership contest going on which is hardly inspiring. Old Reformers are bailing and not providing the leadership one would have expected. They gutted the riding associations and resumed the top down approach that the progressives always preferred.

The bottom line is that he had a majority, and did very little with it. The tired excuse that "conservatives" don't have the balls to effect meaningful change in the Right direction just doesn't fly anymore. They are complicit.

Harper may be accused of pussyfooting on several issues,. Rightly or wrongly, concerning the pace of change he'd intended to implement, Harper likely gauged the appetite of the 60% wrongheaded gauntlet surrounding him, then went about it more slowly than most of us would have liked. Given the outcome, many of us believe it was a mistake to succumb to the fallaciousness of the "balanced approach." That is why it would be an enormous mistake now for the CPC not to be even more resolved rightward when electing new leadership. When the Turdeau romance ends terribly, people will be looking for something quite opposite from the status quo, as they are in a big way in the US.

Harper could have done as much as the current "leader" is doing, but to push a Right agenda. He did no such thing.
Bill C-68 could have been overturned.
The High River gun-grab could have been investigated, or at least the victims could have been supported in their fight for justice.
etc.
I tend to agree with you, for now and the foreseeable future, small, limited government seems to be right off the table, at all levels, although there does seem to be some push-back at the global government level, like Brexit, Trump, Poland, Austria, etc.

It's a glass house/throw stones thing.
Harper hatred. LOL.

I'm thinking that he might pardon the Hillbeast. After all, it helps if one takes office with a clean slate.