Well there he was in the House of Commons today, claiming that Joe Volpe paid an American company to make robocalls.
Voters were upset because they were being contacted and asked to support Mr Volpe or take a lawn sign, and the calls were based in North Dakota. What we've learned is that Joe Volpe paid more than $25,000 to Prime Contact, a calling company with offices in North Dakota.
Only to go on the Evan Solomon show a few hours later, and end up looking like an idiot.
Enjoy.
And this after giving the Liberals one last chance to "come clean" on the vast Vikileaks conspiracy.
So what do I have to say after seeing all this?
Have you ever seen such a bunch of Con klowns? Is this a government or a fascist circus?
Aren't we lucky to have Dean Del Mastro trying to defend the indefensible?
And sing it again Dumbo.
I hope you don't mind if I join you...
These Con klowns have deep pockets to pay some pretty savvy people to do their dirty work.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this, saw it on Dawgs Blawg, but he gave you a H/T, so I thought I would too.
ReplyDeleteLooks like the Cons are starting to hurt:
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These are the times when I know there must be a god.
Did you notice how Del Mastro's eyes shifted left--suddenly--as he uttered that the Conservatives ran a "clean and ethical campaign"????
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