50 Replies to “Bobbety Backs Off”

  1. What “family matters” are Dave attending to? Helping his brother fine tune energy policy? Figuring out how to out whinge “cousin Quebec” for handouts? Consoling Joe Fontana?

  2. They think that McGuintey telling MP’s to go home was offensive, but what will hurt their chances more was the fact that he wanted to talk about the nationalization of energy.
    Shows you how out of touch they are.

  3. They think that McGuintey telling MP’s to go home was offensive, but what will hurt their chances more was the fact that he wanted to talk about the nationalization of energy.
    Shows you how out of touch they are.

  4. McGuinty says Alberta MPs who stand up for the province’s interests lack “national vision”.
    And so they do, if your map of the nation stretches from Windsor to Quebec City.

  5. Honest to Pete! Who on earth can take a McGuinty seriously anymore?! … I know, I know. Hard to believe, but the answer is obvious… ALL the stupid voters in Ontario, the regualr asshats at the CBC, the fish bowl Ottawa dwellers and any other pin headed leftist from central Canada.

  6. ” almost certainly wrecked the Liberals’ chances ”
    Hmmm,does that mean they may trail the Greens?
    McGuinty, former premier Dalton(don’t tell the G&M),and Crawley the newly elected prez of the LPC are all staunch supporters of the windfarms that enrich them. They loathe any energy that does not fill their pockets.

  7. I suspect the mcguinty spawn is lashing out because he realizes Western oil is helping to keep energy prices reasonably low and therefore crippling dalton’s idiot turbine plans. Every day that farcical scheme looks sillier and more expensive, and every day his brother secures his legacy as one of the country’s stupidest and most disliked premiers. (Achieving one is easy, but doing both takes a special kind of person.)

  8. Hilarious, those liberals are such hypocrites. Alas for nearly a decade the liberals have represented the GTA and Ottawa bubble exclusively, they rule by Quebec fiat thus who’s the isolationists again??

  9. Yes, Massa McGuinty, we stupid rubes out here in WestOfOntarioland aren’t as enlightened and brilliant as you, sir. Please don’t be mad at us for being so uneducated, so ignorant as to be able to see the great light that emanates from every orifice of your body. Just feel pity for us. I know, how dare we entertain the idea of thinking that the natural resources in our provinces belong to us and not to those of you in the Royal Court of Ontarioland.
    P.S. I hope that ALL Western Canadians wake up to the reality of the big surprise that the Liberals have in store for us after the next election if – god forbid – they were to reclaim power. I have a 3 letter word for you: N-E-P

  10. PET Cemetery Report: Librano$ redux.
    Get this from MSM >>> “Former MP”.
    Re-write: former Liberal MP.
    …-
    “London Mayor Joe Fontana charged by RCMP”
    “Former MP and London Mayor Joe Fontana is facing three charges following an RCMP investigation, it was announced Wednesday. Fontana’s lawyer, Gord Cudmore told CTV News his client has been charged with breach of trust, theft under $5,000 and …”
    http://news.google.ca/

  11. McGuinty says Alberta MPs who stand up for the province’s interests lack “national vision”.
    Dalton had a vision. And look how well that turned out. Liberals can’t understand that not everyone wants to be conscripted into their cesspool of Progressive stupidy.

  12. So he’ll lose his “critic” pay and his “critic” perqs, but will he lose his “critic” pension?

  13. Quontario…nothing there but bums and creeps. Of course MPs and eastern journalists want a centrally planned energy policy/carbon taxes/cap and trade – the poor buggers have completely wrecked their economies (bums). Now they have to case their nets out further to harvest other people’s money (creeps).

  14. Unless Rae is the parent/guardian of McGuinty, he can’t apologize for him.
    He can apologize for having/keeping such a jerk in the party but then he’d have to apologize for keeping the rest of them around, himself included.

  15. Is this whole family trough feeders?
    How long have these parasites been Government bottom feeders? Man these political dynasties in Canada have got to go. No wonder we have problems like the CBC when thee government positions or appointments are hereditary

  16. Anyone thinking Dalton is the family dolt, which he most certainly is, hasn’t met nor talked to David. I’ve met him a few times and had the ‘pleasure’ to discuss some issues with him and boy when they say dumb as a bag of hammers ain’t too far off. Seriously. A squirrel show’s more wisdom on a freeway.

  17. All of the above.
    The brown paper bag under the table party sure has some idiots these days. Shiny Pony fits right in with them. Sir Wilfred must be rolling over in his grave.

  18. So he’ll lose his “critic” pay and his “critic” perqs, but will he lose his “critic” pension?
    End quote;—————
    Will he have to leave the janitor’s closet in the nose bleed section asap??

  19. Seems the whole family is genetically predisposed to being statist psychotics and ethically handicapped.
    More fuel to the theory only the worst type of people aspire to power.

  20. maz2, 5:02p.m. —
    Maybe there will be a chance to talk more about it at Reader Tips, but this information, combined with Chris Bentley’s resignation, opens real opportunities for Hudak in London — if he chooses to use them.

  21. Just for fun, I found an old song by the Arrogant Worms – Ontario Sucks. It actually mocks all of Canada, except Alberta, but it is especially mean to Toronto and the Maple Leafs.
    Heh.
    PS – The youtube video is stuck in the filter so you’ll have to find it yourself.

  22. Somebody mentioned critic pay etc. I don’t think the 3rd party gets such perks. At least not much, if any. What really irks me is that a 5th party back-bencher still makes as much as most doctors do. Lizzy May likely makes more than your GP, isn’t that nice?

  23. Tonight on The Soloman Show “power panel”, Ian Capstick the NDP’s trained attack dog, rolled his eyes ala Joe Biden and said he thought McGuinty’s words were truthful … “Alberta MP’s should go home”.
    Even Soloman was shocked …….
    Will Mad Tom apologize …?
    MM

  24. As much as the LPC will try and distance itself from this – latest – anti-western, anti-provincial rights – incident it and the long legacy of comments and actions will make the LPC a toxic brand west of Ontario and even in pockets of areas east of Ontario.
    And the Trudeau name is inextricably linked as well…

  25. McGuinty’s remarks and resignation should be a heads up for Albertans about Liberals‏.
    David McGuinty didn’t have the guts, conviction, or the integrity to apologize or withdraw his ignorant remarks, until after Bob Rae apologized on behalf of the Liberal party, and until Trudeau threw McGuinty under the bus and distanced himself from those remarks.
    However, Canadians must question the sincerity of this apology, and question where will the Liberals be next month in their position in regards to Alberta and energy, as when Harper pointed out that he finds “it shameful that 30 years after the National Energy Program, these anti-Alberta attitudes are so close to the surface in the Liberal party” and isn’t Ezra Levant’s tweet very revealing when he said “McGuinty made a personal slur about oil and resigned. Justin Trudeau promised to block 18B/yr oil pipeline and he’s the pride of the party”
    What part did the by-election in Calgary play in forcing out an apology by Rae who “acknowledged the timing was unhelpful to the Liberals’ chances of capturing the seat in Calgary Centre.” Was that the chief motivating factor for the apology?
    I think Alberta residents would be well advised to keep their guard up with the Liberal party – all MP’s , present leadership and future leadership.

  26. Jerk. Like hell he is sorry. He meant every word.
    And then to ice it off you have the lying son-of-Trudeau:
    “My entire campaign has been about bringing people together, about not pitting region against region,” Justin Trudeau
    Liberals are the same pond scum they always were.

  27. First of all you Guys from out west who are doing the bitching about Ontario need to realize that there are two different versions of Ontario.There is the one you apparently despise,the urban LPC immigrant controled $hitholes like Toronto and Ottawa.Also the Liberal controled centres like Windsor,Sarnia,Oshawa and Thunder Bay,Can anyone say union? Then there is the rest of us who think a lot more like you do than the idiots in the cities.Your enemy is not us folks from rural Ontario,your real enemy is the LPC and their soon to be new leader Jusin Turdeau.

  28. I was blissfully ignorant of the existence of a second McGuinty until the last few days. Two McGuintys in Canadian politics is four or five too many.
    wyatt ironbridge at November 21, 2012 4:35 PM
    says that the Dalton is “one of the country’s stupidest and most disliked premiers”;
    let us emend that to “one of the country’s stupidest, most destructive, and most disliked premiers.”

  29. How come when guys like Justin Trudeau come and speak out west, it’s always during the day when us good honest folk are busy at work?
    I have a perfectly good pail of tar, and several feather pillows I could have brought out for the occasion.

  30. If Trudeau and the Liberals really believed that his campaign was about bringng people together and not “about not pitting region against region,” then they are polar opposites to everything the old man and the old party ever did to win succsesive governments and Zebra’s can change their stripes! Any Canadian who believes that is a complete fool. There is no way the Liberals and no way the Dauphin have changed. Fontana is living proof of the way Liberals operated, continue to operate and will operate in the future. Nothing they say can chnage that.

  31. A long time ago I ceased worrying about what liberals in ON thought about AB conservatives.
    Let me make a small predicition. The Joe Fontana scandal…. the quebec corruption scandal…. this is the Liberal Party of Canada. This stuff goes right to the top. It’s chretien, paul martian and the boys from quebec in right up to their ass.
    Adscam Two is about to unfold.
    Things are about to get interesting and all the apologies from Bobette wont matter a fig!

  32. David’s outburst is surprisingly reminiscent of Pierre’s comment about Western Canada in the early 1980s:
    “The people of British Columbia are terribly unaware of the rest of the country.”
    I’m not quite getting, precisely, how anybody would think that it wasn’t the job of Alberta MPs to represent, in Ottawa, the economic interests of their constituents. Er, maybe the rest of the country needs to be more aware of Western Canada?
    We’ll soon be thirty years post-Trudeau, and what we learn from this incident is that nothing has changed: the LPC still believes that the job of Alberta MPs is to represent Ottawa’s interests to the hinterland.
    So, if anybody needs a reason to vote for Joan Crockett, that’d be a good one right there. If, on the other hand, you still think it’d be cool and edgy to vote for a Liberal (or not vote because Stephen Harper’s not libertarian enough for ya), this Ontarian wishes you all the best!

  33. frankemm- I take extreme umbrage at your suggestion that Sarnia Ontario is a LPC immigrant controlled $hithole. Nothing could be further from the truth.
    The city is represented Provincially by the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario and Federally by the Conservative Party of Canada. In the last elections, both federally and Provincially, the Liberals came in third in the polls.
    I agree that there is indeed two Ontarios, those in the large urban centres and then the rest of us.You are doing us Ontarians no favors by posting false information.
    The people of Lambton County love western oil. After all the first producing oil well in Canada was(and still is) located in Oil City, just a few miles from Sarnia.The economy exists because of oil and represented by such businesses located there as Suncor, Exxon Mobile, Enbridge,Shell, Nova Chemicals and many others.
    End Rant.

  34. “I’m so sorry I got caught saying what the lieberal party really believes”. It’s kinda nice when their mouth starts to work before they put their brain in gear. That’s when you get the truth out of a politician. And the truth is that eastern politicians continue to act with disdain towards we in the west. Well we don’t have to take your crap anymore. Alberta is the engine driving the economy in this country and if you don’t like it, you can head off to the United Socialist States of America.

  35. Indeed Ken. Well, it used to be beautiful. We have now had hundreds of McGuinty Wind Machines foisted on us, despoiling the once wonderful landscape.
    Despite them, the land contains some of the most fertile soil in Canada and supports a very successful agricultural industry.
    Many commenters here have a homogenous view of Ontario, that being a vast wasteland of Left-leaning urbanites that look down on the rest of Canada as a bunch of ignorant Rednecks. Nothing could be further from the truth. With the exception of Ottawa and the GTA, Ontarians share the values that made this country great and hold the same views as our western cousins.

  36. Those from the West trashing those of us from the East that don’t deserve your ire, better head on over to Mr. Anderson’s blog and have a good read of the comments of your Premier.
    If they are anything to go by, your province is going to get the Conservative-in-name-only government you voted for. Good and hard.

  37. With the exception of 1968, this riding has seen the Liberal candidates severely spanked by the voters in every election. Even when the conservative vote was split between the PC’s and the Reform/Alliance, Liberals lost and lost badly. PMSH is performing admirably in Ottawa and the Liberals are in complete disarray under an interim leader and nothing on the horizon for leadership hopefuls other than fools.
    How in the world can anyone suggest that the Liberals have a shot in this byelection? Am I missing something here?

  38. Well, Mikeg81, some of us in Alberta are quite aware of Mrs. McGuinty’s proclivities, that’s why I wear a bumper sticker that says: “Don’t blame me, I voted Wildrose”.

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