The incredible miscalculation by Trudeau and co. One of them will need to take a fall

NorthReport wrote:

After SNC-Lavalin Disaster, Liberals only hope is PM Jody Wilson-Raybould 

 

https://thetyee.ca/Analysis/2019/02/08/Liberals-Hope-Jody-Wilsn-Raybould-SNC-Lavalin/?utm_source=weekly&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=110219

So a thread based on an article you posted in another thread 3 days ago?

So far it appears the icm is divided on persecuting Justin. Maybe that’s enough?

And furthermore...

Unless this actually does result in Trudeau himself resigning, it will have as much long-term impact on this Liberal government's fortunes as "I put pepper on my steak" had on the last one's.

Can you believe that Jody Wilson-Raybould is leaving our glorious veterans to face the world all alone? How selfish of her! Whatever happened to that noble injunction to "take up our quarrel with the foe"??

Everyone is focusing on the wrong thing. It's about our veterans. It's about Canada's sacred mission to bring freedom, democracy, and Canadian values to the entire world, by force if necessary, though not necessarily by force.

Jody - Jody!!! - get back to where you once belonged!!!! Get back Jojo!!

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And quite an indictment of Canada’s farcical media who allowed this whole mess to fester under their noses

On the contrary, they've provided you with three threads' worth of links.

What do you believe they should have reported on (but didn't)?

Sean in Ottawa wrote:

Speaking from a non partisan point of view Jody Wilson-Raybould is one of those rare people now needed in public life. For the objective of justice and reconciliation it is important that she not be forced out of politics. I think it is essential that all efforts are made to make it possible for her to continue public life. To that end, it might matter a lot less which party she does that in. Of course the NDP should make it clear to her that if she wanted to leave the Liberal party she woudl be welcomed. The Liberal party, for their part, ought to do all they can to make room for her to stay.

I kind of like JWR, but I'd like her more if she actually, like, said what was on her mind. I don't care which party she's with. But I would dearly like to hear something of value from her. Yeah, I do understand the utter bullshit of "solicitor-client" privilege. But what if she just, like, talked. What's she afraid of????

Unionist wrote:

Sean in Ottawa wrote:

Speaking from a non partisan point of view Jody Wilson-Raybould is one of those rare people now needed in public life. For the objective of justice and reconciliation it is important that she not be forced out of politics. I think it is essential that all efforts are made to make it possible for her to continue public life. To that end, it might matter a lot less which party she does that in. Of course the NDP should make it clear to her that if she wanted to leave the Liberal party she woudl be welcomed. The Liberal party, for their part, ought to do all they can to make room for her to stay.

I kind of like JWR, but I'd like her more if she actually, like, said what was on her mind. I don't care which party she's with. But I would dearly like to hear something of value from her. Yeah, I do understand the utter bullshit of "solicitor-client" privilege. But what if she just, like, talked. What's she afraid of????

She has retained a lawyer to consult on what she can say. The case is still before the courts. She is also legally bound to confidentiality as a function of her former position. She has to be cautious. It is stunning that she resigned from cabinet.