“When a government starts trying to cancel dissent or avoid dissent is frankly when it’s rapidly losing its moral authority to govern.”

Sounds like a very enlightened comment.  Surely worthy of being quoted now that Stevey Harper has decided that Parliament is a thorn in his side and that democracy is not good for Canadians.

I wonder who it was who said that?  Let me look that up in my quote encyclopedia.

No!  It can't be.  The sage advice is a quote from Steven Harper in a Canadian Press interview on April 18, 2005.

Hypocrit!

Is Benoit - Be-nuts?

The Con MP for Vegreville-Wainright, Leon Benoit appears to have had the giant Easter Egg that spins around in his riding drop on his head one time too many.

Bill Casey, the Con MP who was ousted by Harper for being too honest recently gave an example of how Harper was a control freak who consulted his caucus after decisions were made in the PMO and also warned them not to kick up any fusses if they did not like Harper's decision.

What does Benuts say about this? "Bull feathers. The sun rises and sets up Harper's ass - he told me so!" He then goes on to say that it is nonsense that the Prime Minister doesn't like opposing views. "He respects democracy. He understands very clearly, he made this point very well on election night if you look back at his speech. He made the point very clearly that we have been elected to a minority government, a stronger minority than last time, and that means we certainly, it will be important that we work with opposition parties and that's the approach that he takes."

Does Benuts kiss his kids with that mouth? Does he even listen to what he says?

Harper says one thing and does another. He declares that he will work with the opposition and then screws them for his own partisan gain. He says that he feels the pain of unemployed Canadians and then ignores them.

Harper is, by far, the worst Prime Minister this country has ever seen and, I hope, that we will ever see.