Gordon Brown....really?
You know a leader's status is greatly diminished when the first reaction to criticism from another leader is laughter. Whatever legitimate criticism we can have about Stephen Harper and the government, this declaration from the UK's PM would have more clout if his situation at home wasn't so sad. Heck he makes Paul Martin look pretty good in comparison. What is it they say, that it is better to be hated than mocked or pitied..... in which case, Stephen Harper shouldn't feel too bad about this.
Labels: G8, Gordon Brown, Stephen Harper
posted by Marc-André Mongeon, M.A at 7:19 PM
2 Comments:
HArper's environmental policy is a train wreck. Canadians wonder where he stands. It is no surprise that the rest of the world wonders too.
HArper seems to acknowledge the problem (pandering to non-conservatives) and then does nothing about it (pandering to conservatives. As usual it is cunning calculated vote-getting strategy rather than acting in the best interests of CAnadians.
8:24 PM
It is true, Harper plans to veto something about climate change, along with Russia and Japan. BHharper does not give a damn about us.
10:07 PM
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