November 05, 2005
"We ran all the way here for this?"
Well, Scott Brison sure knows how to satisfy reporters, doesn't he? After Stephen Harper unveiled his Federal Accountability Act ethics package yesterday, Brison rushed to the microphones with a haphazard assortment of bogus claims about Harper's service with the NCC. He also took the opportunity to whine about how the Conservatives weren't obediently following the Liberal mantra of waiting for Gomery's second report before proposing anything.
CTV has video of his statement here. But if you poke around in the page's HTML code, you can get a more complete feed which lets you hear the reactions of the reporters after Brison abruptly left.
Reporter #1: [exasperated sigh]
Reporter #2: I came for this?
Reporter #3: All this work for what?
Reporter #2: We ran all the way here for this?
...
Reporter #4: Get over here, we want to ask you some questions!
Listen to the reaction.
CTV has video of his statement here. But if you poke around in the page's HTML code, you can get a more complete feed which lets you hear the reactions of the reporters after Brison abruptly left.
Reporter #1: [exasperated sigh]
Reporter #2: I came for this?
Reporter #3: All this work for what?
Reporter #2: We ran all the way here for this?
...
Reporter #4: Get over here, we want to ask you some questions!
Listen to the reaction.
Labels: Liberal Party, Scott Brison
May 30, 2005
Do not hesitate. Show no mercy.
The Star Wars parallels continue. In Question Period, Scott Brison just said that "the Conservative Party is at war with Canadians."
"Every single Conservative is now an enemy of Canada. Do what must be done!"
"Every single Conservative is now an enemy of Canada. Do what must be done!"
Labels: Scott Brison, Star Wars
