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Cynicism Means Making Justin Trudeau Work in December

December 13th, 2013

The House of Commons goes on Christmas break on Tuesday and on Wednesday Canada Post makes a major bad news announcement. Justin Trudeau, who worked 1 of every 3 days in the last session of Parliament, thinks a mid-week announcement a full two weeks before the holiday for us real people is tantamount to a document dump:

Liberal leader Justin Trudeau said the timing of the announcement “is a demonstration of a tremendous level of cynicism… This is the government trying to minimize what they know is bad news.”

I guess Justin lives in one of the one-third of Canadian households who still get home delivery (full disclosure – so do I), just like he shows up to work one-third of the time.

But for a real Christmas news dump, perhaps the Pierroutte can look to his pals in Toronto, who on Dec. 29, 2009 settled a lawsuit with a Caledonia couple days before OPP officers we set to take the stand and testify as to their orders.

That, Mr. Trudeau, is what a “demonstration of a tremendous level of cynicism,” looks like.


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  1. Pissedoff
    December 13th, 2013 at 19:57 | #1

    If curly top thinks this is bad news he should come to Ontario and listen to the really bad new about Wynne and the OLP, and their blatant mismanagement of taxpayers money.

  2. Tim
    December 14th, 2013 at 13:12 | #2

    As far as Turd is concerned, his fellow liars are doing a bang-up job. No bad news from Ontario as far as he can see. He has Progressive shades on, and everything is just peachy.

  3. Stan
    December 14th, 2013 at 23:23 | #3

    C’mon, you didn’t just fall off a turnip truck yesterday. You know the government delayed this announcement until the House stopped sitting and people were pre-occupied by Christmas.

    HArper has avoided showing up in Parliamnet too. When Harper shows up, he lies, evades and play games.

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