King of Kensington
Senior Member
The Liberals now have a fighting chance against Oliver.
I don't know much about him but surely better than Eve Adams.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news...ent-new-ontario-justice-says/article25715590/
A pro-Harper judge doesn't like how the Supreme Court (appointed by the PM) never sides with him.
Justice Miller says government is obliged to protect marriage between a man and a woman. “In the same way that government is obligated to steward the political community’s forests, fresh water and other resources, it is obligated to identify the morally valuable aspects of a national culture and its morally valuable institutions and to preserve them from one generation to the next,” he wrote in a 2011 paper, “Sexual Orientation and the Legal Regulation of Marriage.”
Chow is officially in the reace for a comeback. Should be an interesting battle between her and Adam Vaughan.
Hopefully they knock each other out and a third party can come in the middle. Both of them out of public life would be a nice breath of fresh air.
Chow is officially in the reace for a comeback. Should be an interesting battle between her and Adam Vaughan.
Who do you think will win?
If a vote were held today, its Chow's. In October, who knows!
Vaughan is going to fight hard for this. He's going to paint her as an opportunist, a serial quitter, and a waste of tax payer dollars. All of which he isn't wrong about. The question is will he be too busy focusing on that to deliver his plan for Canada?
Chow's focus on national childcare in a riding made up of many childless households won't appeal to the majority of voters in the riding
If I were in the Chow camp, I would spin that back, arguing that Vaughan was the opportunistic one, who damaged his reputation as an intelligent and forward-thinking maverick on city council by running for a a status-quo political party that dragged its heels for a decade and created a national housing, childcare and infrastructure deficit that we are still dealing with today.