NONE OF THE ABOVE
Richard Pryor sure called it in a movie he made, where, to spend money like he needed to, put himself up for a city mayor’s position. When he found out he might be elected he begged off and chose to step down. Before a large audience, he had a huge fan club in the movie, he told them not to vote for him because he didn’t want the job. He said for everyone to take advantage of a situation where they could vote ‘none of the above’. The old guard did not get elected. There was no one at the helm, no one was there to govern. They would have to hold more elections until they found someone the people felt they could trust.
It is sincere bad luck that we don’t have that as an option in Canada. My-oh-my, those dear boys might then have to act like gentlemen and public speakers instead of the 2am gang on the corner.
Oh, goodee, an election coming up in Canada. Which of the kids are we going to let be the bullies in the kindergarten this time? [This is based on politicians and their actions and attitudes in Ottawa].
It is sincerely bad luck that we seem to have a system that doesn't know how to debate, just bully and block. This can be seen by the expressions used
once they are all elected. They don’t have to do anything else in a correct manner and seem disgusted that they have to answer, even a little bit, to the people through the media. The media forgot their lines and questions too, I guess.
I hope I live long enough to see them go through an entire elected party time period where the members actually debate, without the bullying, and put their points across because they have merit and not because of having more voices to heckle the opposition with.
I find it absolutely disgusting to think that the circus members we often see on television are actually running this country.
It used to be a part of electioneering to have public debates. The debates seem to have disappeared to a great extent. Is this because it wasn't needed or because political leaders would actually have to speak and debate before a live audience? Their attitudes and acting like a bully in that arena would almost guarantee that they would not be elected.
The potential prime ministers should ‘have’ to hold live debates across the country. The country is not made up of only Quebec and Ontario. There are a whole mess of us who live across the entire country, east coast, and west of Ontario. Our votes count too ‘don’t they’? Maybe we should just let you guys hammer it out in Ontario and Quebec? We could then have another election to elect someone with the good grace to address us, the voters in the majority of the country.
It would be nice too if the media would all leave the political football alone during an election period. Who??? Why, the news media of course. Did you actually think that they have an unbiased and ‘all’ the news mentality? Heck, no. They might want to get elected sometime and might need the boost of some of these politoddlers. I don’t suppose for one minute that the power behind the news, haha, would appreciate hardcore journalism. Nope!!!
They would probably fire the reporter trying to give us ‘all’ of the news. But at least we know they are in the pocket of only two of the major parties, liberals and conservatives. How? Why, just read and listen to the phraseology they use and how most of it is negative to only one party. They actually fear the NDP. I have no idea why, but it is ingrained on both of the mainline parties. They would probably like us to believe that they fear a social-ist party in power. Communism! Brrr! What a line of bs that would be.
In the last several years the NDP have been helping the Liberals and Conservatives by ‘not’ being the people we want them to be, on the side of the average person [voter].
I am looking hard to find the ‘good fairie’ to wave their wand and have all of those politicians looking out for us. I doubt if these guys can actually do anything at all, any of them, but hopefully they won’t damage our rights and freedoms, and that they won’t lead us into a war. That’s not so far-fetched today is it?
Good luck to us all.
Richard Pryor sure called it in a movie he made, where, to spend money like he needed to, put himself up for a city mayor’s position. When he found out he might be elected he begged off and chose to step down. Before a large audience, he had a huge fan club in the movie, he told them not to vote for him because he didn’t want the job. He said for everyone to take advantage of a situation where they could vote ‘none of the above’. The old guard did not get elected. There was no one at the helm, no one was there to govern. They would have to hold more elections until they found someone the people felt they could trust.
It is sincere bad luck that we don’t have that as an option in Canada. My-oh-my, those dear boys might then have to act like gentlemen and public speakers instead of the 2am gang on the corner.
Oh, goodee, an election coming up in Canada. Which of the kids are we going to let be the bullies in the kindergarten this time? [This is based on politicians and their actions and attitudes in Ottawa].
It is sincerely bad luck that we seem to have a system that doesn't know how to debate, just bully and block. This can be seen by the expressions used
once they are all elected. They don’t have to do anything else in a correct manner and seem disgusted that they have to answer, even a little bit, to the people through the media. The media forgot their lines and questions too, I guess.
I hope I live long enough to see them go through an entire elected party time period where the members actually debate, without the bullying, and put their points across because they have merit and not because of having more voices to heckle the opposition with.
I find it absolutely disgusting to think that the circus members we often see on television are actually running this country.
It used to be a part of electioneering to have public debates. The debates seem to have disappeared to a great extent. Is this because it wasn't needed or because political leaders would actually have to speak and debate before a live audience? Their attitudes and acting like a bully in that arena would almost guarantee that they would not be elected.
The potential prime ministers should ‘have’ to hold live debates across the country. The country is not made up of only Quebec and Ontario. There are a whole mess of us who live across the entire country, east coast, and west of Ontario. Our votes count too ‘don’t they’? Maybe we should just let you guys hammer it out in Ontario and Quebec? We could then have another election to elect someone with the good grace to address us, the voters in the majority of the country.
It would be nice too if the media would all leave the political football alone during an election period. Who??? Why, the news media of course. Did you actually think that they have an unbiased and ‘all’ the news mentality? Heck, no. They might want to get elected sometime and might need the boost of some of these politoddlers. I don’t suppose for one minute that the power behind the news, haha, would appreciate hardcore journalism. Nope!!!
They would probably fire the reporter trying to give us ‘all’ of the news. But at least we know they are in the pocket of only two of the major parties, liberals and conservatives. How? Why, just read and listen to the phraseology they use and how most of it is negative to only one party. They actually fear the NDP. I have no idea why, but it is ingrained on both of the mainline parties. They would probably like us to believe that they fear a social-ist party in power. Communism! Brrr! What a line of bs that would be.
In the last several years the NDP have been helping the Liberals and Conservatives by ‘not’ being the people we want them to be, on the side of the average person [voter].
I am looking hard to find the ‘good fairie’ to wave their wand and have all of those politicians looking out for us. I doubt if these guys can actually do anything at all, any of them, but hopefully they won’t damage our rights and freedoms, and that they won’t lead us into a war. That’s not so far-fetched today is it?
Good luck to us all.