Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Tuesday June 1
Alright, someone has got to keep Carole from opening up QP, b.c when ever she does it really puts a damper on my ability to sit through and analyse the whole thing. I've tried, but I just cannot stand listening to that woman talk. It astounds me how miserably she misses the mark on her responsibilities.
Monday, May 31, 2010
Monday May 31
Good god Carole, just drop the questions on the HST. I've lost count of how many times you've tried to get the Liberals to admit they're idiots but they never do. Please at least prove that you're capable of learning and for the love of all things logical, please stop asking questions you know will never be answered. Attention all NDP: Carole needs a new message box!
Bruce then got up and attempted to open up with a zinger but he failed. We know the Liberals lie. Stop trying to prove what your already know. If you want to get Gordo on something, get him to check his stats on BC's economic "advancements." Like, granted Gordo has even deigned to show up in QP, but still I think you could at least try and call the man out on his stats. I don't think it would that hard to do.
Oh ho oh. Norm Macdonald then stood up and called three stikes on the Liberals. Oooo... You big and tough Norm. Gordo got you good though didn't he Norm? You being the forestry critic and all, should at least have your own stats to zing back about the lack of an influence of the HST on the forestry industry. Gordo has already killed the forestry industry after all. Ooo... Norm you tried to get him on that, but sorry your theatrics and big words kinda made your point disappear.
No nonsense Mike F then stood up to talk about the home builders association and the restaurant association. Again though too rhetorical. We all know government lies. They always have. Its always been why politicians are the least trusted profession. Silly questions you attempted after almost having a heart attack there Mike. Gordo is already telling the only truth he knows. No change will ever occur there. Wow. Gordo mentioned there are over one million low income people in BC. Isn't that like 1/4 of our population. Why don't we have questions about that.
Urg, now Lana steps up. She's so perky and cute. Why are you picking on me Mr. Premier. The Liberals have improved bicycling infrastructure in the province? Isn't that a local job? And of course they've done the most, if of course they've have. Bicycling instead of driving is a more recent thing. Lets see if Lana can call Gordo on not answering why the HST is being applied to Bikes and such? Hmmm... she failed by being unreasonable. He won't scrap the HST. But you could ask him to change the tax regulations for bikes and such? You've got to be reasonable there Miss Perky. Sorry, Mrs. Perky.
Rob Flemming then stood up to profess his care for the environment. Wonder if his hair care products are organic? True though that Gordo is as green as an oil slick. Rob had some points about the Chevron leak. Gordo's claim of environmentalism to cap and trade and the carbon tax are pretty useless. Robbie can you call him out on the shoddy science around the both of these? How perhaps big industrial users are exempt from having the pay the carbon tax? Oooo.... Robbie continued mud slinging, call Gordo "premier tarsands." Zing. Apparently our greenhouse gas emission went up last month. Robbie never really asked a straightforward question but he did make a good point in, if the Liberals can't deal with a small leak, how could we deal with a larger leak or spill in the ocean? Gordo was paying attention though and recounted how good old Mike DJ talked about all this stuff last week.
Shane Simpson then stood up and said "slash" a bunch of times. I wonder if someone slashed the back of his hair off? He asked a reasonable question though, asking how many people are involved in the Chevron Spill. Must have caught Barry P off guard though b.c he went straight to the attack. Did however mention that 45 people are employed to work on this issue. Never mentioned they've gone straight to the source though. Urg Shane, don't think Gordo has abandoned Leadership. He never had it. Politicians aren't gods, they can't keep track of everything you now. Ooo Snap, Barry got Shane for his failure to listen. Loved Ida's expression in the background.
John Horgan then stood up, asked if Gordo would tell the feds 'we no longer want to lift the moratorium." What follows is rehash rehash rehash from a few weeks ago. There was a good article in the TYEE this morning calling out our honourable member Blair L.
On another note, I don't really see the value of the petitions that are always presented after QP.
Bruce then got up and attempted to open up with a zinger but he failed. We know the Liberals lie. Stop trying to prove what your already know. If you want to get Gordo on something, get him to check his stats on BC's economic "advancements." Like, granted Gordo has even deigned to show up in QP, but still I think you could at least try and call the man out on his stats. I don't think it would that hard to do.
Oh ho oh. Norm Macdonald then stood up and called three stikes on the Liberals. Oooo... You big and tough Norm. Gordo got you good though didn't he Norm? You being the forestry critic and all, should at least have your own stats to zing back about the lack of an influence of the HST on the forestry industry. Gordo has already killed the forestry industry after all. Ooo... Norm you tried to get him on that, but sorry your theatrics and big words kinda made your point disappear.
No nonsense Mike F then stood up to talk about the home builders association and the restaurant association. Again though too rhetorical. We all know government lies. They always have. Its always been why politicians are the least trusted profession. Silly questions you attempted after almost having a heart attack there Mike. Gordo is already telling the only truth he knows. No change will ever occur there. Wow. Gordo mentioned there are over one million low income people in BC. Isn't that like 1/4 of our population. Why don't we have questions about that.
Urg, now Lana steps up. She's so perky and cute. Why are you picking on me Mr. Premier. The Liberals have improved bicycling infrastructure in the province? Isn't that a local job? And of course they've done the most, if of course they've have. Bicycling instead of driving is a more recent thing. Lets see if Lana can call Gordo on not answering why the HST is being applied to Bikes and such? Hmmm... she failed by being unreasonable. He won't scrap the HST. But you could ask him to change the tax regulations for bikes and such? You've got to be reasonable there Miss Perky. Sorry, Mrs. Perky.
Rob Flemming then stood up to profess his care for the environment. Wonder if his hair care products are organic? True though that Gordo is as green as an oil slick. Rob had some points about the Chevron leak. Gordo's claim of environmentalism to cap and trade and the carbon tax are pretty useless. Robbie can you call him out on the shoddy science around the both of these? How perhaps big industrial users are exempt from having the pay the carbon tax? Oooo.... Robbie continued mud slinging, call Gordo "premier tarsands." Zing. Apparently our greenhouse gas emission went up last month. Robbie never really asked a straightforward question but he did make a good point in, if the Liberals can't deal with a small leak, how could we deal with a larger leak or spill in the ocean? Gordo was paying attention though and recounted how good old Mike DJ talked about all this stuff last week.
Shane Simpson then stood up and said "slash" a bunch of times. I wonder if someone slashed the back of his hair off? He asked a reasonable question though, asking how many people are involved in the Chevron Spill. Must have caught Barry P off guard though b.c he went straight to the attack. Did however mention that 45 people are employed to work on this issue. Never mentioned they've gone straight to the source though. Urg Shane, don't think Gordo has abandoned Leadership. He never had it. Politicians aren't gods, they can't keep track of everything you now. Ooo Snap, Barry got Shane for his failure to listen. Loved Ida's expression in the background.
John Horgan then stood up, asked if Gordo would tell the feds 'we no longer want to lift the moratorium." What follows is rehash rehash rehash from a few weeks ago. There was a good article in the TYEE this morning calling out our honourable member Blair L.
On another note, I don't really see the value of the petitions that are always presented after QP.
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Wednesday May 26
Questions Carole Asked:
1) My question is to the Minister of Energy, very straightforward: how much is the ad campaign costing British Columbians?
2) Again my question is to the minister, very straightforward: how can the B.C. Liberals justify spending taxpayer dollars on government advertising when they're cutting vital services for British Columbians?
3) Again my question is to the minister: how much of taxpayer dollars is this government spending on this ad campaign?
1) My question is to the Minister of Energy, very straightforward: how much is the ad campaign costing British Columbians?
2) Again my question is to the minister, very straightforward: how can the B.C. Liberals justify spending taxpayer dollars on government advertising when they're cutting vital services for British Columbians?
3) Again my question is to the minister: how much of taxpayer dollars is this government spending on this ad campaign?
Tuesday May 25
Questions Carole asked:
1)My question is to the Premier. The public has spoken. They've overwhelmingly rejected the HST and this government's betrayal. So will the Premier take this opportunity today, honour the will of the people and stop the HST before it comes in July 1?
2) A straightforward question for the Premier: if the Premier is too stubborn to stop the HST before July 1, will he commit today that if the initiative petition passes, he will finally, finally listen to the public and either call a referendum or bring in and pass legislation to stop the HST?
3) Again, my question is to the Premier. Will he stand up today, do the right thing and get rid of the HST?
Questions Carole should have asked:
1) Carole, don't ever talk about the "will of the people" b.c the Liberals will always trounce you on that one. Gordo did just that in his response. You gave him a perfect opportunity to talk about all the "wonderful" things the Liberals have done.
2) You should have followed up on Gordo's initial response and questioned his supposition of the supposed benefits from the additional 11.5 billion for business investments. I'm only taking a beginners macro-economics class right now and even I know that when one part of the aggregated expenditure function changes, it changes at the expense of another component. Furthermore, consumption is more important than investment in the short run!
As for your second question, it was reasonable. your prelude needed work though what with your comment about needing to be truthful? The only truth you supplied was that your understanding of economics is limited and Gordo already knew that.
3) How much of this "investment" will end up in Liberal friendly pockets?
Questions Bruce Ralston asked:
1) My question is to the Premier. If the initiative petition passes, will the Premier commit today to either call a referendum or place the bill before the House?
2) Will the Premier commit to either call a referendum or submit the bill to the Legislature — not to the committee, to the Legislature?
Excellent questions Bruce, no being a blowhard, just got right to the point! Could have called Gordo out on letter of the law versus spirit of the law though.....
The rest of QP was a bit of a waste.
1)My question is to the Premier. The public has spoken. They've overwhelmingly rejected the HST and this government's betrayal. So will the Premier take this opportunity today, honour the will of the people and stop the HST before it comes in July 1?
2) A straightforward question for the Premier: if the Premier is too stubborn to stop the HST before July 1, will he commit today that if the initiative petition passes, he will finally, finally listen to the public and either call a referendum or bring in and pass legislation to stop the HST?
3) Again, my question is to the Premier. Will he stand up today, do the right thing and get rid of the HST?
Questions Carole should have asked:
1) Carole, don't ever talk about the "will of the people" b.c the Liberals will always trounce you on that one. Gordo did just that in his response. You gave him a perfect opportunity to talk about all the "wonderful" things the Liberals have done.
2) You should have followed up on Gordo's initial response and questioned his supposition of the supposed benefits from the additional 11.5 billion for business investments. I'm only taking a beginners macro-economics class right now and even I know that when one part of the aggregated expenditure function changes, it changes at the expense of another component. Furthermore, consumption is more important than investment in the short run!
As for your second question, it was reasonable. your prelude needed work though what with your comment about needing to be truthful? The only truth you supplied was that your understanding of economics is limited and Gordo already knew that.
3) How much of this "investment" will end up in Liberal friendly pockets?
Questions Bruce Ralston asked:
1) My question is to the Premier. If the initiative petition passes, will the Premier commit today to either call a referendum or place the bill before the House?
2) Will the Premier commit to either call a referendum or submit the bill to the Legislature — not to the committee, to the Legislature?
Excellent questions Bruce, no being a blowhard, just got right to the point! Could have called Gordo out on letter of the law versus spirit of the law though.....
The rest of QP was a bit of a waste.
Saturday, May 22, 2010
The NDP really ought to work on their use of pitiful case examples, the constituent examples, they like to raise in attempts to evince tears from the stone of the Liberal heart. Twice this past week when such examples were raised, the Liberals jumped right to discrediting the case that the NDP were attempting to make. Huzzah I say, Huzzah!
Little slow in the posting
I've been taking evening classes all month so that makes me a little slow in the posting. House did not sit last week though, so I am not too far behind. One thing I've noticed though, is that the Liberals definitely have a new strategy. Nearly every single one 'em in response to a question from the NDP, makes sure to heckle and hedge as they begin to talk. Or wait, maybe the NDP have a new strategy in that they are just asking really bad questions...............Hmmmm........ Wonder which one it might be?
Friday, May 7, 2010
Thursday May 6th
Urg, the KH questions continued yesterday. Spare us the hyperbole. Try and talk about something practical folks.
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