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- dd
- - February 22, 2012 at 14:28:18
Here's a novel suggestion. Why not every MHA address similar classes in his/her district so the kids can ask if they support Muskrat Falls? It will smoke out those who do or don't favour it. Keeping in mind there won't be a vote in the House. Mileage and overnite accommodation covered via their constitutency allowances. Gawd, I'm choking already.
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- Curious...
- - February 22, 2012 at 13:43:32
Question for the premier... "Did you use any political influence to get both of your children jobs with the govt after they graduated university ??" Then wait for the dumb silence.
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- Mark
- - February 22, 2012 at 10:56:47
At the current rate that the House sits, it will take nearly three years before the Premier or any of our MHAs have any 100th day worries of their own.
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- Eli
- - February 22, 2012 at 09:00:05
In my school years we were taught to listen to others along with reading, writing, and arithmetic. The premier in her school days apparently wasn't privy to the listening sessions, something which she would be wise to do today.
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- KB
- - February 22, 2012 at 08:59:20
These are the only people our Premier can converse with..kids; wait until the House opens she won't be able to string a sentence together without stammering and sputtering. Looks like we went from a Rhode scholar to an uneducated Premier; as far as I can find she attended MUN but what did she achieve; a Degree in ???...or other.
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- W McLean
- - February 22, 2012 at 12:14:26
A Rhodes scholar who, for the record, also stammered and sputtered.
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She's crammin' for the finals b'y. The House opens next month. I notice a bit of sweat.