Have you noticed how Stephen Harper can't really throw the dirty gutter talk with the rest of them? As a man with an MA in economics, hallmark of the solitary, I suppose it is reasonable to understand his lack of the gift of the gab but it is a bit sad when he slams those who oppose his crime reforms as people "who work in ivory towers" while people who are against his arts cuts are "government-subsidized whiners." Ouch! What next, garbage mouth? Are we to break out "meanie-pants" and "cheaters" or other elementary school trash talk?
Yet, by way of comparison, consider the rib-busting yuk-fest that is Mr. Dion who offers up lines like this: "Harper lives on an island. It's time to kick him off the island." Ho. Ho. Ho. Hum. See he was at the set of a TV production called Harper's Island...which makes it funny...right? Get it?
The upcoming debates are going to be great.
Other news for day 18:
- Do you see slipping, too? With just under three weeks to go, could it all slip away?
- Hmmm. Try saying "National Infrastructure Program". Repeat. A lot. Maybe win election.
- Headline? PM Good For Promises Text? "An exclusive Nanos Research-Sun Media poll shows 30.4% of people surveyed think the Tories will honour their commitments -- more than double the 14.5% who think the Liberals will deliver and 14.1% who put their trust in the NDP." Moral? We really like none of them.
- Don't talk to us, just vote for us.
- A Grit and a Tory agree on polling.
- Is Jack truthy?

Comments
sean - September 24, 2008 9:42 am
(sigh).. Jason Jason Jason. For a guy that has in the past supported legalization of marijuana, and on many many occasions, freedom of speech (especially freedom for MP's to speak their minds), he really goes off on a tangental tirade at the possibility that anyone questions the official fables surrounding 9/11, or anything else he supports really.
Waren has him pegged accurately:
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Paul of Kingston - September 24, 2008 11:40 am
Mr. Prime Minister your Harper is showing.
Alan - September 24, 2008 3:38 pm
"...Mr. Harper's barbed shot at whining elites attending glitzy affairs was curious, given that his wife Laureen is the honorary chair of the National Arts Centre's gala next month in Ottawa..."
How unfair to point this out.
sean - September 24, 2008 5:06 pm
Sometimes in relationships, a barbed comment said about others is in truth a badly hidden cry for help to those one loves... Perhaps his lashout at the arts is really his way of asking Laureen (is that really a name?) to stay home a few nights a week, drink some de-alcoholized wine and play Uno.