At Home in Hespeler

If you don’t like the policy, wait around 6 months, it’ll change:

March 2010:

“If I was to knock on 1,000 Ontario families‘ doors and ask them for their top three concerns, I’d be surprised if anybody said, `Well … one of those is we’ve got to start this new kind of mixed martial arts in Ontario. That’s going to mean a lot to me and my family,’” said McGuinty.

“It’s just not a priority for our families and it’s not a priority for me.”

August 2010:

Our government has been monitoring MMA for some time. We know that the sport has evolved and that Ontarians want to see it here.

Geez Premier Dad. You’re on about it’s not a priority for you, then you say you’ve been monitoring it for some time. Which is it?

And if Ontarians want to see it here, can we presume that if you knocked on “1,000 Ontario families‘ doors and ask them for their top three concerns,” somebody would say MMA in Ontario?

Dalton, Dalton Dalton Dalton, Premier Dad Dalton McGuinty, MMA

“If I was to knock on 1,000 Ontario families‘ doors and ask them for their top three concerns, I’d be surprised if anybody said, `Well … one of those is we’ve got to start this new kind of mixed martial arts in Ontario. That’s going to mean a lot to me and my family,'” said McGuinty.

“It’s just not a priority for our families and it’s not a priority for me.”

But if you knocked on 1,000 Ontario families’ doors and ask them for their top three concerns, they apparently would say…

please ban Dan Aykroyd’s skull shaped vodka bottle.

See how this works, banning things is Dalton’s priority: allowing things is not your priority.

In Dalton McGuinty’s Ontario… Dalton McGuinty, Dan Aykroyd, MMA, Vodka