Freddie P.
December 5, 2008 / 12:17

The amazing this is, this would have worked much better with Jack Layton.
After all, he's the guy who organize the over-throw and was willing to grab power without getting a mandate from the people.

Toronto Mike
December 5, 2008 / 12:34

Nah, this thing plays much better with Harper as Hitler.

Mike from Lowville
December 5, 2008 / 17:26

But Fred, Hitler's rise to power included killing off rivals.....Did'nt Steve try to do that by taking away party funding? I agree Mike, much better using Harper.

Ike
December 5, 2008 / 19:11

http://www.canadianthinker.com/2008/12/heres_democracy_for_ya.html

Toronto Mike
December 5, 2008 / 19:17

I just commented on that entry over there. Here's what I wrote....

May I just be the first to call bullshit on this story.

For goodness sake, Compas couldn't even spell lightning right in their so-called news release.

"Sweep Seat-Rich Ontario" - please. If you believe Harper's party would sweep the many Toronto seats if an election were held today, or even win one, I've got some swamp land in FLA to sell ya.

Any indication of the sample size? I didn't think so...

Tee
December 5, 2008 / 21:45

Harper never said he would take away their funding, just the taxpayer subsidies, which he would have taken from his party too. In an economic crisis, there might be more important things to spend the money on.

Rob
December 6, 2008 / 08:05

So Harper is Hitler.

In histroical context, That makes this coalition the Allies.
My question is, which one of the three is Roosevelt, Churchhill and Stalin?

Tee
December 6, 2008 / 11:51

Layton is Stalin (look at the moustache). Dion is Roosevelt (he'll be dead, politically, before this is over). Which leaves Duceppe as Churchhill (the brains behind the whole operation).

Fed-Up Fred
December 10, 2008 / 17:45

I like SOME of what Harper wants to do, but not all. I like a little of what Dion wanted to do and I find Layton's ideas just about off the map. I don't think we should worry about Duceppe, because all he wants is to split-up Canada.
My prediction, Harper will table a budget or any other bill in late-January/early-February; the "coalition" will defeat it and we'll be back to the polls in late March/early April.
Harper will win another minority only this time he'll be closer to a majority than ever. He'll wind up convincing some members of 1 or more of the opposition parties to support him.