It's The Government's Obligation To Look Really

I Was Asked To Speak About Canadian Politics. It May Not Be True, But It's Legendary That If You're Like All Americans, You Know Almost Nothing Except For Your Own Country. Which Makes You Probably Knowledgeable About One More Country Than Most Canadians.

On The Justification For The War, It Wasn't Related To Finding Any Particular Weapon Of Mass Destruction. In Our Judgment, It Was Much More Fundamental. It Was The Removing Of A Regime That Was Hostile, That Clearly Had The Intention Of Constructing Weapons Systems. ... I Think, Frankly, That Everybody Knew The Post-war Situation Was Probably Going To Be More Difficult Than The War Itself. Canada Remains Alienated From Its Allies, Shut Out Of The Reconstruction Process To Some Degree, Unable To Influence Events. There Is No Upside To The Position Canada Took.

The Media Is Tremendously Important For All Governments That Are Able To Communicate Through The It. It Doesn't Mean There Is A Balance Of Editorial Opinion That Favors What You Are Doing Or That The Opposition Doesn't Have Its Voice, But You Have To Be Able To Effectively Communicate Your Story Through The Media.

For Taxpayers, However, It’s [pay Equity] A Rip-off. And It Has Nothing To Do With Gender. Both Men And Women Taxpayers Will Pay Additional Money To Both Men And Women In The Civil Service. That’s Why The Federal Government Should Scrap Its Ridiculous Pay Equity Law.

We Should Have Been There Shoulder To Shoulder With Our Allies. Our Concern Is The Instability Of Our Government As An Ally. We Are Playing Again With National And Global Security Matters.