117 Replies to “The First American Prime Minister, Aroused”

  1. Roger Smith at ctv just giving Iggy advice (while in Regina) ‘why not tell voters in Sask to vote ndp,and get ndp voters in Ont to vote Lib?’ Iggy promising First Nations the moon and more.
    BTW,Fife,the other ctv moron let the truth out of the bag this a.m. Speaking to the ‘desk’ from PMSH’s trip to BC: “I really can’t speak,to what the concerns are out here in the West!”..and there you have it..they DON’T give a shite about us.

  2. Just two more sleeps until Sun TV starts exposing the slime which is the MSM locked in carnal embrace with their lying liberal bed fellows….

  3. And remember people Avazz is helping this clown-count, along with light-footed Mercer to get the student vote for Iggula, just what Canada needs is another Soros minion running our “soon to be great again country”, after Harper sticks it to the Lieberals and all their socialist-communist enablers in the so called Canadian MSM.

  4. well, he ain’t no elmer gantry
    and i reckon in a certain way he makes stephane dion sound positively Ciceronian…
    poor f**ker…he couldn’t motivate me to get off the couch if my house was on fire….

  5. The poor fellow had to say “rise up” 8 times before the first man got to his feet.
    I think Count Iggy should “wise up”.

  6. Just after the debate a commentator pointed out that based on how the campaign is done by parties afterward indicates how they felt they did. If you are pushing the panic button like Iggy is here your internal polling is telling you something. Also the Libs have hit on the attack ads spreading fear like they do every election.

  7. Why did you think Iggy is channelling Jesus of Nazareth with his “Rise up, rise up Canada” the day before Palm Sunday?
    Isaiah 51:17
    Arise, arise! Rise up, O Jerusalem
    Seriously, Iggy’s advisor’s need some help…or Iggy need a jar of halo polisher.
    Cheers
    Hans-Christian Georg Rupprecht, Commander in Chief
    1st Saint Nicolaas Army
    Army Group “True North”

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