Conservatives Perfectly Suited For Uncovering Liberal Scandals
Taking to their job as the Official Opposition like a fish to a bicycle, the Conservatives have uncovered one scandal after another plaguing the new Liberal government.
First it was the Liberals' failed promise to receive 25,000 Syrian refugees by the end of the year. Thanks to Tory pit bulls on the Hill, Justin Trudeau has had to admit a delay of 60 long days in meeting his government's target. Who knows? The goal may now not even be reached until the end of March!
Next up was the shocking revelation that Trudeau and his wife have allocated part of their household budget to the hiring of two -- count 'em, two! -- nannies to care for their three young children. Interim Conservative leader Rona Ambrose has castigated the new prime minister for this outrageously hypocritical move.
Surely the fall of the government is imminent. If not now, definitely soon if these rumoured additional scandals surface:
One former Conservative minister has reminded Canadians that Trudeau promised to review election spending limits, ensure that all citizens have a right to vote and eliminate prorogation as a tool to avoid difficult issues. "What's he trying to do," said the former minister. "Destroy Canadian democracy? That's not how we Conservatives roll."
A Tory insider has promised to blow the lid off what could be the Liberal government's biggest scandal: the failure to timely meet its campaign promises. "What's it been," said the insider. "Over a month in office and they've only achieved four promises and started in on 11 others? When Canadians hear that, I promise you they'll be amazed."
First it was the Liberals' failed promise to receive 25,000 Syrian refugees by the end of the year. Thanks to Tory pit bulls on the Hill, Justin Trudeau has had to admit a delay of 60 long days in meeting his government's target. Who knows? The goal may now not even be reached until the end of March!
Next up was the shocking revelation that Trudeau and his wife have allocated part of their household budget to the hiring of two -- count 'em, two! -- nannies to care for their three young children. Interim Conservative leader Rona Ambrose has castigated the new prime minister for this outrageously hypocritical move.
Surely the fall of the government is imminent. If not now, definitely soon if these rumoured additional scandals surface:
One former Conservative minister has reminded Canadians that Trudeau promised to review election spending limits, ensure that all citizens have a right to vote and eliminate prorogation as a tool to avoid difficult issues. "What's he trying to do," said the former minister. "Destroy Canadian democracy? That's not how we Conservatives roll."
A Tory insider has promised to blow the lid off what could be the Liberal government's biggest scandal: the failure to timely meet its campaign promises. "What's it been," said the insider. "Over a month in office and they've only achieved four promises and started in on 11 others? When Canadians hear that, I promise you they'll be amazed."
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