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Christy Clark hot or not?

oil&gas

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Apr 16, 2002
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Ghawar
By showing that much cleavage she has compromised the dignity
of her office. Wearing a mini-skirt would be more acceptable.
 

Insidious Von

My head is my home
Sep 12, 2007
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I'll take Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Maria Elena Boschi over Christy Clark. Although Wynne might be into kinky sex.

 

lomotil

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Mar 14, 2004
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Oblivion
Christy Clark is definitely a looker, she has a presence as well I have seen her in person.
 

lomotil

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Mar 14, 2004
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Oblivion
I'll take Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Maria Elena Boschi over Christy Clark. Although Wynne might be into kinky sex.

This lady is fugly but better looking than many political ladies. Christy Clark is better looking at least facially, no bikini pic to compare with.
 

thailover

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Jan 4, 2012
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Now???!!' You feel bad
Wynne is an instant penis shrinker
If you dumb fucks do the right thing next year and dump her out of office like the liberals should have years ago then we as a nation can think about getting rid of that useless tool Justin in 2019
 

bigshot

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Aug 16, 2003
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Now???!!' You feel bad
Wynne is an instant penis shrinker
If you dumb fucks do the right thing next year and dump her out of office like the liberals should have years ago then we as a nation can think about getting rid of that useless tool Justin in 2019
Actually, I've felt bad since the day that McSquinty was put into the Premier's office, and things have gone downhill from there. As for our PM, we can only pray that the people will se that we have an empty suit occupying the big chair in Ottawa and that his campaign promises were all smoke and mirrors...
 

IM469

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Jul 5, 2012
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As for our PM, we can only pray that the people will se that we have an empty suit occupying the big chair in Ottawa and that his campaign promises were all smoke and mirrors...
Interesting - have you actually looked or are those blue tinted glasses simply immune to any vision beyond your desire for JT's failure ?

PROMISES KEPT
— A cabinet with as many women as men.
— A 20.5 per cent income tax rate for Canadians earning between $45,282 and $90,563, down from 22 per cent.
— A new 33 per cent tax bracket for those earning more than $200,000.
— Create a new, more generous child benefit.
— Restore mandatory long form census.
— Unmuzzle scientists. (from Harper era)
— Create an arm's length advisory board to recommend merit-based, non-partisan nominees for the Senate.
— Ensure process of appointing Supreme Court justices is more transparent, inclusive and accountable to Canadians. Trudeau's only pick for the top court thus far, Malcolm Rowe, was one of five recommended by a new independent, non-partisan advisory board. The board's chair, one-time prime minister Kim Campbell, and Rowe are to appear separately to answer questions about the appointment from a Commons committee.
— Withdraw Canadian fighter jets from Syria and Iraq, beef up humanitarian aid and military support to train Iraqi ground forces. (not suggesting the merit- just the promise)
— Launch a national inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women.
— Create a parliamentary oversight committee on national security operations.
— The first phase ($11.9 billion over two years) of an additional $60 billion over 10 years in infrastructure spending.
— Scrap income splitting for couples with children.
— Roll back to $5,500 the $10,000 annual limit on tax-free savings account contributions.
— Restore the age of eligibility for old age security and guaranteed income supplement to 65 from 67.
— Work with the provinces to enhance the Canada Pension Plan.
— Provide a refundable tax benefit of up to $150 to teachers who spend their own money on school supplies.
— Invest $2.6 billion over four years for First Nations education, although it is now over five years.
— Restore funding cut by the Conservatives for the CBC.
— Expand the youth summer jobs program.
— Reopen nine Veterans Affairs offices closed by the Conservatives. (Another Harper dick move against veterans)
— Increase financial benefits for veterans whose careers are impacted by injury.
— Welcome 25,000 Syrian refugees to Canada, although it took several months longer than promised and only about 15,000 were government-assisted refugees; the rest were privately sponsored.
— Increase funding for student grants by 50 per cent.
— Create the prime minister's youth council.
— Reform employment insurance to reduce the wait time before claiming EI, cut the number of hours an individual must have worked to receive benefits.
— Repeal Conservative legislation that allowed the government to revoke the citizenship of dual citizens convicted of terrorism, treason or espionage. (a promise - no a vote in agreement)

There are a lot of promises not kept particularly in deficit spending but I'm guessing those are much easier to spot.

For the record I hated his dad - an arrogant bastard (btw: I hated Mulroney for the same reason) but I would give Jr a fair shake. With notable differences in policies I am so far impressed - maybe because Harper set the bar so low. The image that he gives Canada is certainly a lot more dynamic than the 'empty' suit that proceeded him.
 

Indiana

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If you dumb fucks do the right thing next year and dump her out of office like the liberals should have years ago then we as a nation can think about getting rid of that useless tool Justin in 2019
Not gonna happen. GTA voters have a tribal allegiance to the Liberals.
Hope they get what they ask for again.
 

malata

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Paradise by the dashboard light.
....but, if I had to compare between Kat's partner and T's wife.....Hands down Kat's partner be the HOTTEST BABE!
 

bigshot

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Interesting - have you actually looked or are those blue tinted glasses simply immune to any vision beyond your desire for JT's failure ?

PROMISES KEPT
— A cabinet with as many women as men.
— A 20.5 per cent income tax rate for Canadians earning between $45,282 and $90,563, down from 22 per cent.
— A new 33 per cent tax bracket for those earning more than $200,000.
— Create a new, more generous child benefit.
— Restore mandatory long form census.
— Unmuzzle scientists. (from Harper era)
— Create an arm's length advisory board to recommend merit-based, non-partisan nominees for the Senate.
— Ensure process of appointing Supreme Court justices is more transparent, inclusive and accountable to Canadians. Trudeau's only pick for the top court thus far, Malcolm Rowe, was one of five recommended by a new independent, non-partisan advisory board. The board's chair, one-time prime minister Kim Campbell, and Rowe are to appear separately to answer questions about the appointment from a Commons committee.
— Withdraw Canadian fighter jets from Syria and Iraq, beef up humanitarian aid and military support to train Iraqi ground forces. (not suggesting the merit- just the promise)
— Launch a national inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women.
— Create a parliamentary oversight committee on national security operations.
— The first phase ($11.9 billion over two years) of an additional $60 billion over 10 years in infrastructure spending.
— Scrap income splitting for couples with children.
— Roll back to $5,500 the $10,000 annual limit on tax-free savings account contributions.
— Restore the age of eligibility for old age security and guaranteed income supplement to 65 from 67.
— Work with the provinces to enhance the Canada Pension Plan.
— Provide a refundable tax benefit of up to $150 to teachers who spend their own money on school supplies.
— Invest $2.6 billion over four years for First Nations education, although it is now over five years.
— Restore funding cut by the Conservatives for the CBC.
— Expand the youth summer jobs program.
— Reopen nine Veterans Affairs offices closed by the Conservatives. (Another Harper dick move against veterans)
— Increase financial benefits for veterans whose careers are impacted by injury.
— Welcome 25,000 Syrian refugees to Canada, although it took several months longer than promised and only about 15,000 were government-assisted refugees; the rest were privately sponsored.
— Increase funding for student grants by 50 per cent.
— Create the prime minister's youth council.
— Reform employment insurance to reduce the wait time before claiming EI, cut the number of hours an individual must have worked to receive benefits.
— Repeal Conservative legislation that allowed the government to revoke the citizenship of dual citizens convicted of terrorism, treason or espionage. (a promise - no a vote in agreement)

There are a lot of promises not kept particularly in deficit spending but I'm guessing those are much easier to spot.

For the record I hated his dad - an arrogant bastard (btw: I hated Mulroney for the same reason) but I would give Jr a fair shake. With notable differences in policies I am so far impressed - maybe because Harper set the bar so low. The image that he gives Canada is certainly a lot more dynamic than the 'empty' suit that proceeded him.
Justin - is that you??? Most of your talking points are empty rhetoric and I could punch holes through them, a mile wide. Ask the vets, the natives, the people who will have to pay for the "enhanced CPP", I could cop on, but this is smoke and mirrors. Unfortunately, empty talking points do not make good governance. Given your ready access to such a long list of "accomplishments", I'm guessing that you're a Liberal hack who made a quick call to Gerald Butts and asked for a media-ready list of talking points. And thanks for the tip on the additional funding for the CBC! There's something we can all rally around. You're free to go back to the Liberal war room now....
 

shack

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Oct 2, 2001
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Not gonna happen. GTA voters have a tribal allegiance to the Liberals.
Hope they get what they ask for again.
Current provincial government notwithstanding, it is nothing compared to Alberta and the Cons.
 

Don Draper

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Justin - is that you??? Most of your talking points are empty rhetoric and I could punch holes through them, a mile wide. Ask the vets, the natives, the people who will have to pay for the "enhanced CPP", I could cop on, but this is smoke and mirrors. Unfortunately, empty talking points do not make good governance. Given your ready access to such a long list of "accomplishments", I'm guessing that you're a Liberal hack who made a quick call to Gerald Butts and asked for a media-ready list of talking points. And thanks for the tip on the additional funding for the CBC! There's something we can all rally around. You're free to go back to the Liberal war room now....
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