(Stephane Dion is late to his own friggin national taped message party. Why is this not surprising?)
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Really? Really.
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Another four or five minutes. Really? Really.
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Still no Dion. I wish I was kidding. I'm not getting much beer into me. Liberals across Canada must be nodding along, "thinking, this is not surprising."
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Zzzzzzzzzzzzz.......
(CBC misses the start...nice!)
- Two huge Canadian flags behind him. Subtle.
- I think they filmed this thing on hi-8.
- Focusing on partnership in order to fix something.
- Uh oh...getting into a lecture on coalitions.
- Tying it into the Canadian values of consensus, cooperation and other good C words that we should trademark around the world.
- Good tie. Not a great speech.
- Nothing about mean-spritedness or dysfunction thereby subverting my drinking game.
- "Rivals are working together all over the world. Why not in Canada?" Why not, indeed.
- "Let's get to work on the people's business."
- Maturity, nice.
- *Sigh* He still can't speak English well enough and he can't get over the mistakes when he makes them.
- Sounds like The Coalition is investing in everything (not education though I might add).
- "Live in dignity and developnew skills"...ummm, isn't this a bit like "ordinary families?"
- Who feels ownership over Parliament? Your Parliament. Raise your hands!
- And it's over...abruptly. This was not an Oscar winner, but these things aren't judged on production values.
