Upon taking over from Dion, Ignatieff briefly maintained the coalition threat — coining the phrase "a coalition if necessary but not necessarily a coalition" — to wring some budget concessions from Harper. But he eventually abandoned Dion's deal and has seemed opposed to the idea ever since.But apparently according to him he can't remember ruling out a coalition.
In the interview, Ignatieff said he can't recall ever having categorically ruled out a coalition. He said he continues to adhere to the "coalition if necessary, but not necessarily coalition" line.Senior's moment? Can't make up his mind.What is it? Flip,flop.
Some even are musing about "da little guy from Shawingan", Jean Chretien coming back as an interim leader which is a total joke.
Liberals seem to be totally lost, desperate and panicky. They desperately want back at the reins of power and don't know how to get there. They know they can't win an election on their own in the near future and are in tizzy.
One wonders who's really running the show in the OLO. It's obvious is that Liberals have a lot of work to do that could take years. In the mean time PM Harper's government continues to work hard and achieve successes for the country.
BTW. Thanks to Dan Cook for this little reminder.
Ignatieff obviously know by now 'how much he is disliked amongst his peers and who are trying to get rid of him. But, Ignatieff, if he is too be removed forcefully, will break down the liberals and their scandals with him not to mention the media that haboured the LPOC throughout the years, and when he is done, he takes his wife and leave for the STATES.
ReplyDeleteIgnatieff does not have to take lesson from BOB RAE who bankrupt Ontario.
Although the LPOC are heavily protected by the media, the current within that party runs deep which should, since they have done the worse in canadian history are paying for it right now. A slow death. Their own media is experiencing the same fate, no wonder they are doing right now.
Each and one of them are afraid of the another.
No wonder they have become Layton and Duceppe's pawns.
While our prime minister battles overseas for the continuation of our stability. the media are too obsessed battling their own demons to even think about CANADA.
We desparately need a 'new media' that's for sure frmgrl.
Have to stop now- Glenn is comming on in a few minutes.
We desparately need a 'new media' that's for sure frmgrl.
ReplyDeleteAgree!
I am hoping that Shaw will turn Global into a Fox like clone.
ReplyDeleteThen and only then will Canadians have "a new media".
I am hoping that Shaw will turn Global into a Fox like clone.
ReplyDeleteThen and only then will Canadians have "a new media".
Me too! Let's just hope and pray. We sure need something like that,that's for sure.
Maybe Iggy really is a Conservative in Liberal clothing......
ReplyDeleteWho cares about their coalition woes! Let them all self-destruct, as the clock ticks forward to Iffy and Rae's 65th birthdays. We have a great government, so all the fall election talk is, hopefully, just media hype.
ReplyDeleteI also hope Shaw will be a better manager of Canwest - we sure need more balance.
'I also hope Shaw will be a better manager of Canwest - we sure need more balance.'
ReplyDeleteL, why not send them an email explaining how you feel about the media and while you are at it, mention to them that since there is no national media in canada for canadians and until they get one soon-to let FOXMEDIA free rein here for the time being.