06-16-2004, 06:14 PM
The whole thing, both in French and in English, was more or less an exercise in "nuh-uh".
Paul Martin was getting taken to task for the various "boondoggles". His response: "Nuh-uh, please ask about something else."
Stephen Harper got it for the "hidden agenda", and what he actually believed and would let his party act on if elected (gay rights, Iraq, etc...). His response "Nuh-uh, we don't believe that, except maybe kinda possibly." Equally disturbing as his unwillingness to come to a definitive position on Mr. Martin's question of "where is all this money coming from?"
All around the table, all night, dodge dodge dodge. I didn't sit through the whole thing, but I got the impression that nobody was really willing to stand up and take the hit for anything.
Jester
Paul Martin was getting taken to task for the various "boondoggles". His response: "Nuh-uh, please ask about something else."
Stephen Harper got it for the "hidden agenda", and what he actually believed and would let his party act on if elected (gay rights, Iraq, etc...). His response "Nuh-uh, we don't believe that, except maybe kinda possibly." Equally disturbing as his unwillingness to come to a definitive position on Mr. Martin's question of "where is all this money coming from?"
All around the table, all night, dodge dodge dodge. I didn't sit through the whole thing, but I got the impression that nobody was really willing to stand up and take the hit for anything.
Jester