Boy Wonder Turdeau backs away from Electoral Reform Promises

[Oddmott]

Backs away? More like runs to hide in the shadows as he breaks yet another promise.

https://www.pressprogress.ca/justin_...ectoral_reform

A quick review of his first year shows us:

Election Promises Kept - 0

Election Promises Broken - Every Damn One


That's not to say i'm saddened if they give up the electoral reform... they're the last party in the country I'd ever want in charge of that change.
And that's not to say i'm upset that they keep breaking their promises - they're liberals and by now any intelligent voter should know to play The Opposite Game with everything any of their lying mouths spew.

I'm just pissed that their idiotic supporters keep letting them pull this crap.

[old outdoorsman]

Sorry Oddmott but I have to correct you on something. Promises kept is at least three. He has raised taxes, imported 25000 invaders, and jacked up spending.
And he's also started his carbon taxes that he promised.
Yes Canadians are in for a long rough ride with this George Soros tool as PM.

[Oddmott]

Old Outdoorsman he broke his promises on the method and time line of bringing in the refugees. Aside from the numbers imported... he adopted Harper's proposed plan almost exactly.

But I get your drift.

[mosquito]

I really wonder how Rex Murphy survives in the Liberal media corp... Rex Murphy's not impressed with Justin Trudeau's flip-flop on electoral reform

http://www.cbc.ca/player/play/790535747596

[Oddmott]

I really hope Rex is grooming his replacement somewhere in secret... it'll be a shame when he retires or passes and there's nobody left in any corner of the CBC to call out the Libs' horse shyte.

[Hunter John]

Rex is a gem and the only good thing the cbc has going for it.

[terrym]

Rex should run for the Conservative leadership. Although good governance and honesty now mean absolutely nothing. The Libranos are using Harper's benchmarks for GHG, public service compensation. Then again there's that nasty $35 billion deficit thing they weren't too forthcoming about during the election right?

[JBen]

Um.
Seems to me, a lot of people starting making a lot of noise once some details of their reform plan started emerging.

Cant stand him, think he's a shiny pony, whose only value might be for an old spice commercial. Utterly distrust the puppet masters that all parties have, and who are always in the shadows. And unlike an actual leader who may/may not listen, and tell them to PO if they push too hard (Harper, Chretian, Thatcher) Gerald Butts if Intarians had any sense should be sending shivers down everyone's spine.

Do think we need electoral reform, but representative. Do away with the ridings and first past that create so many problems. That make it possible for relatively small groups/areas to become control blocks or swing votes that result in 1.1 being flushed down drains. Be it pandering to Toronto/Quebec or other. Which is what most people expected when he campaigned on reform.

So he listened.
my how novel

Contrast that to Ms Wynne ramming wind farms through, or selling H1 despite the howls of protest.

[Dythbringer]

I have heard some things. If you think how he acts when the cameras are rolling, apparently his narcissism is way worse when they aren't.

[JBen]

Apple didn't far fall Dyth?