I hate elections
Jan. 18th, 2006 07:22 amI've been avoiding the debates and ads as much as I can, but it tends to filter its way down anyway. Here is the filtered impression I get from each of the major parties.
Liberal: Blah blah blah Stephen Harper will eat your children, vote for us blah blah blah
Conservative: Blah blah blah Paul Martin is a crook, vote for us blah blah blah
NDP: Blah blah blah Paul Martin is a crook, vote for anybody but him blah blah blah Wait! We meant vote for us! Uh... medicare! Blah blah blah
BQ: Blah blah blah Quebec Quebec Quebec Quebec Quebec blah blah blah
The problem that I have as a voter is that they all strike me as self-serving little men with nary a scrap of vision or credibility between them.
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Overheard in the elevator this morning: Opinions are like assholes. Everybody has one, but nobody wants to hear about yours.
Liberal: Blah blah blah Stephen Harper will eat your children, vote for us blah blah blah
Conservative: Blah blah blah Paul Martin is a crook, vote for us blah blah blah
NDP: Blah blah blah Paul Martin is a crook, vote for anybody but him blah blah blah Wait! We meant vote for us! Uh... medicare! Blah blah blah
BQ: Blah blah blah Quebec Quebec Quebec Quebec Quebec blah blah blah
The problem that I have as a voter is that they all strike me as self-serving little men with nary a scrap of vision or credibility between them.
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Overheard in the elevator this morning: Opinions are like assholes. Everybody has one, but nobody wants to hear about yours.
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Date: 2006-01-19 12:27 am (UTC)That's the thing - just last year Harper was talking about converting the Senate to being elected (which would work in his favour, of course), and he and other Con MPs were complaining about how it's inappropriate for the Supreme Court to override 'elected politicians' and 'subverting democracy'...
Now he's ok with this?
I think not.