What Blog Does The National Post Writers Read?
It has been a while since I caught wind of the media reading At Home in Hesepeler, but today it appears not just are National Posties reading, it is requires reading down at 1450 Don Mills.
First up is Don Martin who, in an column on the Liberals response to the throne speech, Majority Rule in all but Name, had this to say:
A theme for this Parliament has now been set. Canada’s Official Opposition is but a government whack-a-mole game with Prime Minister Stephen Harper using the election hammer to knock them down every time they raise their heads.
Whack-a-mole? This very blog coined the term whack-a-mole politics back in April, I have even been using it as an entry label. (although, I believe the politically correct Canadian term is whack-a-prairie-dog politics).
It is a great term though, isn’t it Don?
Next up is Terence Corcoran from todays Financial Post, Dion Needs A New Dog. Further, Corcoran notes Kyoto is a “dead dog that no longer has relevance.”
Meanwhile, yesterday I wrote, and posted the following:
While Joanne is wondering where Stephane Dion is… The answer seems obvious to me: he’s mourning for his dog. Poor Kyoto.
Don Martin and Terence Corcoran, two of the best: Your welcome guys.
Moles are small, relatively harmless, cute and almost cuddly. I think to characterize the libs as moles is an unfair insult to moles everywhere.
skuleman, I agree with your take on moles.
Perhaps mole rats would work better. They are not cute, and they coat themselves in their own excrement so that others in their clan will recognize them by smell.
In addition, they live in colonies ruled by a queen rat.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naked_mole_rat