The Election, part 2
I’m actually feeling kind of sorry for Stéphane Dion. He seems like a decent guy but he is completely at sea in the world of big-time politics, where he is savaged daily by that bully Stephen Harper.
I blame the Liberal party for tossing him into this lion’s den. They spent their leadership convention playing “Anybody but that guy,” a game that invariably leads to some amiable non-entity like Dion winning by default. (See Joe Clark.)
Too bad Dion is so starved for charisma as to be unelectable. Thanks Liberals! I’m sure a Harper majority won’t be THAT bad.
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That’s a beautiful portrait of the woman and her shadow feeling sorry for Dion. I like your portraits best. I want to elect your portraits Prime Minister – they rule
Thank you XUP.
If the law won’t allow the portrait as PM maybe we can get you declared Portrait Laureate.
There will of course be a large stipend attached.
Maybe Hamlet Seagull can be Poultry Laureate. With a large stipend of course.
A most excellent idea and if we can find a suitable ceramics worker they can be pottery laureate. Of course with the required stipend, and then the 3 of you can run the country and we won’t be bothered with these sweater wearing, democracy befuddling throwbacks.
We’ll need a french fry worker to be the Poutine laureate. With the usual stipend of course.