Stephen Harper
Stephen Harper can do a great number of things: He can prorogue Parliament, effectively stifling any questions about the Afghanistan file. He can, in the interim, stack the Senate a little more in his favour.
He can allow the economy, the environment, and the operation of this country to be put on autopilot for TWO MONTHS. He can willingly fall asleep at the wheel. He can cost taxpayers millions of dollars by effectively sacking a whole host of upcoming legislation that will never see the light of day. He can give the spotlight on the world stage to the Conservatives alone during the Olympic Games.
He can order the Governor-General around like a toy poodle. After all of this, he can even order a publicist to explain the whys of all this madness to the press and public, when he's too ashamed to stand up and take his lumps on his own. There is one thing, however, that Stephen Harper can not do. Not ever. He can not have my vote.
He can allow the economy, the environment, and the operation of this country to be put on autopilot for TWO MONTHS. He can willingly fall asleep at the wheel. He can cost taxpayers millions of dollars by effectively sacking a whole host of upcoming legislation that will never see the light of day. He can give the spotlight on the world stage to the Conservatives alone during the Olympic Games.
He can order the Governor-General around like a toy poodle. After all of this, he can even order a publicist to explain the whys of all this madness to the press and public, when he's too ashamed to stand up and take his lumps on his own. There is one thing, however, that Stephen Harper can not do. Not ever. He can not have my vote.
