I can hardly believe it, so disturbing, so absolutely insane is the idea.
Stephen Harper has just been slapped in the face by the Supreme Court for trying to appoint a judge who wasn't qualified for the job.
He has been humbled and humiliated by a 6-1 decision.
He should be sitting in a corner with a dunce cap on mumbling over and over again: "I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm an idiot, I'm an idiot."
But instead his foul Con regime won't rule out making another attempt to appoint Marc Nadon.
It has to be the most humiliating moment of Stephen Harper's political life.
He tried to appoint a judge to the Supreme Court who wasn't properly qualified, for crass political reasons.
He rushed the appointment through Parliament, and then tried to change the law retroactively to make it legal.
He tried to subvert the Constitution, outrageously. And got taught a lesson he'll never forget.
Well it's lucky he is in Ukraine challenging Vladimir Putin to come and fight him.
Or doing whatever he can to inflame the situation and win the ethnic vote.
Because if he was in Canada, he'd be lying on the canvas after being pounded by the Supreme Court.
The other night I wrote about how gloomy so many progressive Canadians seem to be these days, in the brutal cold of a Canadian winter and the sinister darkness of Harperland.
And how I on the other hand have never felt more optimistic. Because I know we're closer to the end than the beginning of that horrible nightmare.
And it seems that every day I read another story in the MSM, asking the same wonderful question:
Will Stephen Harper stay or go?
Well I see that Stephen Harper is determined to prove he can chew gum, padlock Parliament, corrupt the Senate, AND degrade the Supreme Court all at the same time.
For what else are we to conclude from this ghastly appointment?
