Liberal MP Justin Trudeau lost his temper and called Environment Minister Peter Kent a "piece of sh**" during question period in the House of Commons Wednesday while Kent responded to questions about the Kyoto Accord.
Potty mouthed twit should understand that language like that is only effective if you have the testicular fortitude to back it up, which, given his lame apology he obviously doesn't.
Otherwise, it's just another ineffective slur that shows a definate lack of respect for the office he holds.
Parliament in Canada or any other Westminister style assembly has always been a bit rough. The distance between opposing sides of the House has traditionally been in excess of the length of two drawn swords.
"EyeBrock" said Parliament in Canada or any other Westminister style assembly has always been a bit rough. The distance between opposing sides of the House has traditionally been in excess of the length of two drawn swords.
"DanSC" said Parliament in Canada or any other Westminister style assembly has always been a bit rough. The distance between opposing sides of the House has traditionally been in excess of the length of two drawn swords.
Otherwise, it's just another ineffective slur that shows a definate lack of respect for the office he holds.
http://www.parl.gc.ca/marleaumontpetit/ ... Language=E
Parliament in Canada or any other Westminister style assembly has always been a bit rough. The distance between opposing sides of the House has traditionally been in excess of the length of two drawn swords.
http://www.parl.gc.ca/marleaumontpetit/ ... Language=E
Yes, but we should at least try to keep it civilized in this hemisphere.
Parliament in Canada or any other Westminister style assembly has always been a bit rough. The distance between opposing sides of the House has traditionally been in excess of the length of two drawn swords.
http://www.parl.gc.ca/marleaumontpetit/ ... Language=E
Yes, but we should at least try to keep it civilized in this hemisphere.
Uh... yeah.
It still makes a worthy goal.
Just like world peace.
It still makes a worthy goal.
Just like world peace.
I think this one is slightly more attainable. A few hundred as opposed to a few billion.