The inner
core of Stephen Harper and his Reform-factioned Conservative Party revolves
around an authoritarian streak a mile wide, and a distaste for our democratic
institutions (Parliament, the civil service, the courts) that they seldom
conceal.
Having
treated the House of Commons with contempt, through not answering questions,
changing the committee system into a dicatatorial fiat system, reducing the
ability of MPs sent to Ottawa by Canadians to represent them, and showing an
arrogance and disdain unique among Canadian Prime Ministers, the Conservatives
are now facing a backlash.
Senior Canadians to the barricades in defence of our Parliament:
The seniors
are the
first to the barricades, with a game-changing swing in their support for
the 'Harper Government' over the Budget omnibus bill and the cavalier changes
to the OAS announced on a jaunt overseas by 'Firewall' Stevie:
But, in a development CARP called a “political game-changer,” the Harper government’s use of an omnibus budget bill to rewrite dozens of laws has prompted intense opposition from seniors.“The vast majority (85 per cent) of CARP members reject the bundling of so many issues within Bill C-38, and as many as three quarters express their opinion in the strongest terms,” the group said in a press release.“The strength and speed of the rejection of the omnibus (budget) bill is actually greater than their opposition to the OAS changes themselves for which there was still a core group of supporters (25%) who said they would vote with the government regardless and/or accepted the government’s arguments,” CARP said. “This speaks to the strong support that CARP members have for our parliamentary processes and institutions that matter, if possible, even more than their concern for the social safety net.”
This is the
beginning of the end for this crew.
Their time
is over; now let them depart come the next election and let us restore dignity
and respect by MPs to our democracy!
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