Saturday, December 27, 2008

Mr. Ignatieff Ponders

Michael Ignatieff is troubled by his party's governing record.
The party, he said, needs to look hard at why Liberal governments have difficulty delivering on their best intentions, such as ideas for helping native people and building infrastructure.
There is no mystery here. The Liberal Party is composed of two groups, one that cares about such issues and another that actually runs Liberal governments. There is a disconnect between the two groups and the only thing that keeps them together is the "promise" by the governors that "someday" the wishes of the progressive wing will be realized. That that day keeps receding in the distance, is of little consequence to the governors, as long as the progressives keep voting Liberal. Because as we all know, voting Liberal is the most important thing.
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2 comments:

  1. Well... he could always take power in January, and give it a try...

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  2. From your lips to God's ears, Ben. Let's just say, I will believe we have kicked the football when I see it flying through the air. ;)

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