More Politics (Sorry)

I know I said somewhere that I'd try to limit posts in any specific area, but I just had to play Mr. Obvious with regards to the recent interview with Stephane Dion who compared himself with Mr. Harper. I mean how obvious do politicians have to be, they either assume the public has next to no intelligence or they are simply oblivious in general.

While trying to steal votes from the NDP and Green supporters, Dion proclaimed: "I will never quit, I will stay for my country"...oh... so even if the Liberals don't get voted into office, Dion will gracefully step down as leader of the Liberals, and happily fall into line as simply another Liberal supporter?

I fail to see any chance of the underworld freezing over so, I seriously doubt that scenario playing through without event. Dion continues by proclaiming himself center of the world just like that snotty 3rd grader who ate his own shoelaces (you all remember *that guy?) by saying: "I'm the leader! I am the leader. And I'm working to win. I'm not a quitter". Sheesh, with these guys it's all me, me, me.

Harper's no better at playing the game: "I think it's inevitable that the party that loses [an]election will be looking for a new leader". Well, C'MON people, of course if one person can't do it right the first time, what good will he or she be the next time around?

At least Harper doesn't remind us of a preschooler who picks his nose (and eats it), while Dion had also said in reply to an interviewer: "Come on! Do you believe in polls?". Well... Mr Dion, you see a poll is a sort of political indicator, a forcaster if you will. Do we have to explain everything to this chuckle head?

Well to be sure, it seems politics in general is a sort of touch and go kind of "sport", while our voting system resembles a sort of "lesser of two evils".

See for yourself: Canoe.ca