Comments for Cory Morgan ranting and raving

Comment on Insane does not mean harmless. by Vin

Vin — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 05:57:01 +0000

Richard David Barker likes to use Ketamine – a drug that was recently promoted in the Calgary Herald as a drug to help with depression. Go figure.

Comment on Another gem from Pat Condell. by Abbie Hunt

Abbie Hunt — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 08:50:13 +0000

actually it doesn’t matter what Religion you may have, as long as you treat the other person right.**;

Comment on The continued collapse of Alberta’s “progressives”. by Max

Max — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 14:49:44 +0000

The Swann song.. I could see the Liberal party tilt downward as soon as Swann was elected leader. Taylor was a much better choice, and also much more centrist than Swann, who’s activist behavior prior to becoming leader had already outed him as person not in step with average Alberta.
The progressive tag does bother me, I see little progressive thought or act from any of the people that have taken the title.
Yes, Mason loves his current party’s positioning, it pretty much cements him as leader for life.. And if there was a leadership challenge, it could be resolved with a rock paper scissors game..
I am not up on the Alberta party, but you are right, even if you united the left in Alberta it still adds up to well, nothing..

Comment on About by Tony Clark

Tony Clark — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 16:46:37 +0000

Time to update your age, old man. We both know you’re not 37 anymore!

Greeting from Vancouver, by the way.

Tony Clark

Comment on Fired for being effective. by calcite51

calcite51 — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 22:14:56 +0000

There was only one Alderman who voted against firing Ms. McTaggart – Chabot and Yes, I agree they should all be kicked out for their incompetency as well as the senior administration.

Comment on Fired for being effective. by Corndogger

Corndogger — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 06:11:55 +0000

Less than four months to go before we can give the majority of these crooks on council the boot. A number of them, especially Druh Farrell, need to be audited/investigated for wasting hundreds of millions (if not billions) of our tax dollars. No matter what it costs to clean house, including the majority of the senior administration, I’m willing to go for it.

Comment on Dogs are evil!!!!! by taylor

taylor — Fri, 28 May 2010 17:20:36 +0000

i like the picture hehehahaha

Comment on Alberta Liberals officially give up on trying to win provincial elections. by RC

RC — Wed, 26 May 2010 08:21:09 +0000

Hey Cory,

I think the key word in the article you quoted is “may” – “may not run candidates in some long-shot ridings next election to maximize resources.” I think that the Grits try and make that commitment dependant on whether they can find a dance partner, or not.

And the safe bet is that they won’t. The NDP isn’t interested in cooperating with anyone – the hard-cores in that party are still holding onto fond memories of ’86, I guess, convinced they can claw back there again.

The WA isn’t likely to want to cooperate, either. They smell blood in the water and are likely to want to take a run at the Tories on their own. That makes sense. Besides that, there’s the Liberals’ (both real and imagined) baggage amongst a good number of grass-roots WA supporters — if just guilt by name-association.

That’d be a pretty clumsy policy tango, anyway.

But, really, all of that is pretty moot. This isn’t really news. The Alberta Liberals have steadily abandoned more and more ridings over the years, already, by running paper candidates and committing token resources – a few signs, and not much else – to those races. They ceased being a going concern outside the urban centres after Laurence Decore’s leadership, ceding more and more ridings for the Tories to take in a walk.

This announcement is just saying out loud what’s effectively been going on for a few elections. So, what?

Comment on Another gem from Pat Condell. by Gabriel Walker

Gabriel Walker — Mon, 24 May 2010 06:19:06 +0000

In reality, no single religion could guarantee us a place in Heaven. In the end, what matters is how we a treat other people.*~;

Comment on A 12 Step Program for the Liberal Party of Alberta to attain electoral viability. by Sandy Higgins

Sandy Higgins — Fri, 21 May 2010 15:06:49 +0000

Clever analogy…