Yeah we think he's dumb too Fresh off his disgraceful appearance on "Meet the Press," during which Gov. Scott Walker claimed discussions about the 14th Amendment are mere distraction from legitimate issues, like whether we should build a Mexican fence
I understand you situation very well. You didn't have to pay for the privelege during the Vietnam era, but it cost our kids when they wanted to go to the US to study and/or work. At the time he left, you couldn't have joint US citizenship, but now you can, and that has paid off in spades for a lot of our friends' kids. We have a number of friends who have kept their US citizenship for decades, who have only recently taken out Canadian citizenship and who are still earning and considering renouncing. It's not such an easy choice as it was for my husband - who tried to get conscientious objector status but wasn't about to pull a Ted Nugent.
I see you are new and would like to subscribe to your newsletter. Or I'll just slow walk you through this. It is best to be familiar with the vernacular on this here mommy blog, or the snark mob will get you. I'll help you out. "A Idiot" is a very special title bestowed on very special idiots. Peruse the articles, read the comments and familiarize, lest the bamhammer of loving correction find you. This has been a public service announcement. The More You Know!
So I see you decided not to study for the quiz. Le sigh. The only person who can help you is you. Perhaps it is time to check into a 12 step program. I hear the "rehab" Josh Duggar didn't check into has an opening.
Except for American skiers and snowmobilers who come north each winter to become embedded under one of the winter avalanches which occur on the slopes of even the most well-regulated mountains.
As I understand the parliamentary system, if two smaller parties can combine to outnumber the leading party, they can form a coalition government. Of course it is less stable, and more likely to become prey to votes of non confidence, but as long as their members stick together, they get to rule.
They can do it, and it did happen in Ontario in the 80's, and worked damn well, also, too, but what would have to happen is for the opposition parties to get their shit together and agree to a) vote down the gov't on a motion of confidence, and b) get their shit together enough to agree on running the coalition. then there's the fact that back in 2008/9, the Libs and NDP seemed willing to give it a go, so Dear Leader got the governor general to prorogue (or suspend) Parliament to prevent it from happening.It's a pity, because that Lib/NDP coalition in Ontario resulted in some good legislation.
I have long maintained that in any reasonable method of governance, the worst difficulties arise, not from systemic problems, but mostly from human error or pigheadedness..
I understand you situation very well. You didn't have to pay for the privelege during the Vietnam era, but it cost our kids when they wanted to go to the US to study and/or work. At the time he left, you couldn't have joint US citizenship, but now you can, and that has paid off in spades for a lot of our friends' kids. We have a number of friends who have kept their US citizenship for decades, who have only recently taken out Canadian citizenship and who are still earning and considering renouncing. It's not such an easy choice as it was for my husband - who tried to get conscientious objector status but wasn't about to pull a Ted Nugent.
I see you are new and would like to subscribe to your newsletter. Or I'll just slow walk you through this. It is best to be familiar with the vernacular on this here mommy blog, or the snark mob will get you. I'll help you out. "A Idiot" is a very special title bestowed on very special idiots. Peruse the articles, read the comments and familiarize, lest the bamhammer of loving correction find you. This has been a public service announcement. The More You Know!
Isn't Gov Hiking The Trail now a Senator or Congresscritter of some sort? The nutjobs only think family values apply to Dems.
So it's "A idiot," as opposed to "B, C, D, or F Idiot." Gotcha. But it still would be "AN A Idiot."The more YOU know.
So I see you decided not to study for the quiz. Le sigh. The only person who can help you is you. Perhaps it is time to check into a 12 step program. I hear the "rehab" Josh Duggar didn't check into has an opening.
I'm all for the wall if Ted Cruz and Walker agree to get on the other side of it.
It's what you'll have to fill up your tires with if you're ever travelling in Canada. PSI's are really old school.
Except for American skiers and snowmobilers who come north each winter to become embedded under one of the winter avalanches which occur on the slopes of even the most well-regulated mountains.
As I understand the parliamentary system, if two smaller parties can combine to outnumber the leading party, they can form a coalition government. Of course it is less stable, and more likely to become prey to votes of non confidence, but as long as their members stick together, they get to rule.
We're speaking of Walker now, right?
Don't forget that Canada has a heck of a lot of boats, so maybe they should extend those walls out to the twelve mile limit.
So, what's their excuse for Ted Cruz?
They can do it, and it did happen in Ontario in the 80's, and worked damn well, also, too, but what would have to happen is for the opposition parties to get their shit together and agree to a) vote down the gov't on a motion of confidence, and b) get their shit together enough to agree on running the coalition. then there's the fact that back in 2008/9, the Libs and NDP seemed willing to give it a go, so Dear Leader got the governor general to prorogue (or suspend) Parliament to prevent it from happening.It's a pity, because that Lib/NDP coalition in Ontario resulted in some good legislation.
I love how calm and polite they are when telling Walker "shut your piehole you fucking moron." I picture them rolling their eyes SO hard.
Put Trump and Santorum over there too, please.
I have long maintained that in any reasonable method of governance, the worst difficulties arise, not from systemic problems, but mostly from human error or pigheadedness..