A Saskatchewan Conservative candidate says the federal government has decided to cut funding to the International Planned Parenthood Federation, a decision he says was influenced by anti-abortion supporters.It's good to hear this just before the election.
Thursday, April 21, 2011
51st State and So Forth
It used to be that American talking points would take around six months to make their way into the Canadian discourse. These days, of course, we have the internet and things move faster:
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Dimitri Soudas, the Conservative party's chief spokesperson, called reporters travelling with the Stephen Harper's campaign to an impromptu scrum at 12:30 a.m. on Thursday in St. John's, N.L.
Soudas read from his smart phone reiterating the basic talking points of the government's signature G8 "Muskoka Initiative" on child and maternal health.
"Smart" phone.
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It's good to hear this just before the election.
Better than hearing it after the election, which is the GOP shitbag M.O.
I'm never bored with the USA. Frequently appalled. Never bored.
The US passed the Unborn Victims of Violence Act in 2004. It took until 2008 for the Conservatives to introduce bill C-484, the Unborn Victims of Crime Act.
Hopefully a Harper majority government can tighten up this time lag, and we Canucks can pass wingnut legislation contemporaneously with the US.
Minority government! Once the meddlers are out of the way we can fly Paul Ryan in to take care of our budget.
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