“The strangest civic election story in memory”

9 Replies to ““The strangest civic election story in memory””

1. Hedging his bet that he’ll get a chance to belly up to the tax trough.

2. Antoni Grochowski did the same thing last election in Calgary
   It’s the last vestiges of some arcane laws.
   Going back in history Marc-Amable Girard was a Northwest Territories MLA, Manitoba MLA and Canadian Senator all at the same time.
   Lots of others have ran for more than one district or won more than one office.

3. What really strikes me is the traditional bishop’s frock and clerical collar. In my youth I knew a French-Canadian con man who used to dress up like a bishop when he was running a charity scam. He felt it made him more believable.

4. “No Hopers” from exotic ethnic groups often seem to run for office just to underline how
   many votes they can deliver or negate next time if they find local pols a bit unhelpful.

5. His lavender clerical collar suggests he is ALSO pastor of the local LGBTQuuewww church of the Queer Apostle

6. soooooo harper’s election ‘reform’ had a LOT to do with excluding certain voter groups, and NOTHING to do with whose name got plopped on the ballot? er, BALLOTS.
   typical !!!
   captcha MESSE VEGAS

7. Ah. Okay. Time to go for a walk

8. He looks like a guy who performs exorcisms on Raggedy Ann dolls that are possessed by Sate-Ann.

9. i’m really enjoying this newfound censorship,
   i mean newfound potentate helping cleanse the minds of miscreants
   i for one, welcome our new overlord Lance
   may my words ever please him
   if i were to just have a picture, a single picture of our master,
   i would frame it and place it above hearth in a gilded frame befitting our glorious leader
   those have been lovingly corrected by dear leader,
   please ponder his wisdom here: http://www.smalldeadanimals.com/2017/10/blog-notes-113.html
   it is not him, it is you