Tory? He was a liberal.. RT @nationalpost: Joe Fontana, former Tory MP convicted of fraud http://t.co/CCYCzpn4Vl http://t.co/VFBYrQGISZ
— Jimbo R (@Jimbo679) August 12, 2015
Well, at least they corrected it….
Joe Fontana, former MP convicted of fraud, hired as consultant by London, Ont., developer
And the media wonder why we accuse them of a left-wing bias.
Hello land dog! I'm a sea dog, nice to meet you! pic.twitter.com/hBno6DuQZH
— SciencePorn (@SciencePorn) August 8, 2015
You Western Canadian dogs.
Linda McQuaig, a star New Democratic Party candidate, says Alberta’s oilsands may need to remain undeveloped in order for Canada to meet its climate change targets.
“To allow a public official to insert their personal beliefs into decisions about who should and who should not receive a public service would undermine the protection of the Saskatchewan Human Rights Code,” said Human Rights Commission manager Rebecca McLellan.
“They don’t want to be subjected to the public scrutiny by delivering a flyer that obviously is a political flyer made to shock people,” she added. “A lot of them feel as though Canada Post should not be engaging in this type of delivery.”
The opening round of retaliation for the OPM crack.
Brendan Taman speaks to the media at 3 pm.. Stay tuned #riders
— Warren Woods (@WoodsyCJME) August 3, 2015
I’m hoping it’s to reaffirm Cory Chamblin, that we’ll be bringing in a “Defensive Consultant” and that the Riders will be looking at using the remaining part of the season to evaluate new talent while pruning the team of the expensive, old players.
The media and politicians forget that regular Joe Republicans despise the ring-leaders more than they do the clown in the circus.
The media consensus that Trump's comments about McCain would sink him should cause some collective introspection http://t.co/6xVsblqUg8
— Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) August 3, 2015
Besides, when was the last time anyone in media was ever accused of introspection?
Every state, province or nation that’s jumped on the renewables bandwagon has failed, spectacularly. Good luck on that America. It’s okay though, it’s only supposed to cost $8.4B.
The administration has bowed to industry demands, though, and will include a safety valve that would delay the rules for individual states if they threaten the reliability of electricity delivery, according to EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy. “We really don’t expect the safety valve to ever have to be used,” McCarthy said in a media conference call Sunday.
Via Hot Air
We aren’t hearing about it much here, but Calais is turning into the Rio Grande of England.
Well. Away we go.
Desperate to save face Obama inks another bad deal. Well, bad for our only allies who actually have skin in the game.
The deal between the US and Turkey which will allow American bombers to use Incirlik airbase while Turkey takes action against Islamic State (Isis) looks stranger and stranger. When first announced over a week ago, US officials spoke triumphantly of the agreement being “a game-changer” in the war against Isis. In fact, the war waged by Turkey in the days since this great American diplomatic success has been almost entirely against the Kurds, at home and abroad.
Belief in the integrity of the system is essential to a functioning democracy or republic.
Moreover, polls have shown that like the overwhelming majority of Americans, blacks support voter ID rules.
Fringe parties are fringe for a reason.
Liz has a lot to be furious about. The global warming scam is pretty much dead, temperatures aren’t rising, even the Arctic ice cap is growing. What’s a modern day rent-seeker to do?
Via Maz2
Danny Glover was unavailable for comment.
I don’t think an ‘industrial park’ is a place I’d want to live, myself.
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