"I'm sure he does" watch Canadian news, Clement said outside the House of Commons.
Told of Harper's assertion, Clement was frankly skeptical.
"We're news junkies, all of us are. Come on. You know what we're all about."
Junior Minister Peter Kent, despite his incredulity at the PM's statement, was smart enough to stand down when pressed:
"Well, I've never sat with him but I assume that he ..."
Kent then ran away screaming and making the sign of the cross.
Later, the PM was seen drinking the minister Clement's blood from a Tim's coffee cup.
Jason Kenney:
ReplyDelete"I think the prime minister is too busy to sit there being vainglorious and watching himself on TV..."
What a load. Harper's never on Canadian news. He's on American news. That's why he watches it. He *is* that vainglorious.
That's all you got? Now it's "Media-Gate"? I guess when the economy is doing well and the polls show Conservatives are hitting all the right buttons with many Canadians you have to try to make something out of nothing.
ReplyDeleteSo have Harper engineer his own defeat, PK. See where all the love goes then.
ReplyDeleteThat's all you got?
ReplyDeleteHe's says, for the millionth time.
BCL, could it have been a joke, poking fun at Alan Gregg and the Canadian News establishment?
ReplyDeletePerhaps you should stop parsing every word for the "holy grail" in the machinations of SH.
I suspect you have much bigger problems in your own backyard.
I love that fat bastard admits he watches American news programing. That it's probably Fox News makes it all the more hilarious. Keep speaking off the cuff Mr Prime Minister, it brightens these dreary fall days.
ReplyDeleteHmmm....he's too busy doing photo-ops so that his picture can be plastered everywhere and anywhere to watch TV.
ReplyDeleteIf he watches US TV it must be upsetting to him that they never mention him or Canada (other than trash our health care, etc.). Perhaps that's why he did interviews - saying look at me, look at me.