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Michael Ignatieff Shows his True Character

June 18th, 2009

In his “showdown” (wasn’t it showdown who sang, “you p*ss me off, you f*&#in’ jerk, you get on my nerves”? That song makes a lot more sense now.) with Stephen Harper, Michael Ignatieff seems to have let slip his true nature: politician? nope; professor? nope; patriot? nope; Michael Ignatieff, it turns out, is all bureaucrat.

Back in May, Ignatieff was claiming EI must be fixed immediately, in order to help those who are losing their jobs now. So what did he settle on for a fix? A six-person panel, that will consider changes to EI. And if that doesn’t work, no doubt a sternly worded letter will follow.

How this helps people losing their jobs now, it seems unclear. Ignatieff’s demand was that the government should help people now, during the bad economy. The committee, however, will give advice on how to proceed then, when many experts believe the economy will be on the up-tick.  It takes the cold beatless heart of a true bureaucrat to square that circle, a heart that apparently Ignatieff possesses.

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  1. NeilD
    June 18th, 2009 at 12:28 | #1

    The Stampeders sang “The Rodeo Song”. One of the best country songs ever written.
    NeilD

  2. June 18th, 2009 at 12:58 | #2

    The Stampeders sang Sweet City Woman, Ramona, Wild Eyes and Hit The Road Jack to name many others. Showdown sang the rodeo song, trust me on this point, I am sitting here looking at the album.

  3. June 18th, 2009 at 21:47 | #3

    You are correct, it was gary lee and the Showdown that did it, but if someone looks at a site like limewire it shows the Stampeders.
    As for Ignatieff, i am not a conservative but i would take Harper over Iggy any day. Just run the country and let the Americans play tv politics…now i need to know who originally sang ‘whiskey in the jar”

  4. paulsstuff
    June 21st, 2009 at 17:24 | #4

    “now i need to know who originally sang ‘whiskey in the jar”

    That would be Thin Lizzy. One of their best songs in my opinion.

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