When you are political scum like Kinsella, you feel comfortable operating at the scum level. His political desperation as he leads Iggy ever lower in the polls means he will make more and more pathetic decisions like this one to politicize sickness.
Scum seeks scum. Probably why Kinsella spends so much time loving himself in front of a mirror.
I watched that episode too and unfortunately for him, he has become far to predictable. There is now a consistent body language, facial expression, voice inflections and finally, blog entry. When it gets to that point, it's easy to tune out and ignore. There is nothing fresh in the strategy. Nothing lively and engaging. It's miserable, angry mudslinging and usually those that do nothing but sling this 'crap', started out there first so are more than familiar with the medium.
You have to love the wornout war-roomer, he always has to feel like he´s getting in his licks, as pathetic as they are. I like to put on a graph the myriad of childish slings and arrows he´s flung about from the Chretien days to now, and compare with the Canadian political sentiment. He no longer understands the Canadian mood and the trend of the graph has moved positively for Stephen Harper commenserate with each wafer-like trumped up novelty accusation worn-out hurls. Times change, asses get kicked.
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When you are political scum like Kinsella, you feel comfortable operating at the scum level. His political desperation as he leads Iggy ever lower in the polls means he will make more and more pathetic decisions like this one to politicize sickness.
Scum seeks scum. Probably why Kinsella spends so much time loving himself in front of a mirror.
The public fiasco involving Steve Paikin over the summer is clear proof of the kind of guy he is.
Many of his postings only highlight his character.
I watched that episode too and unfortunately for him, he has become far to predictable. There is now a consistent body language, facial expression, voice inflections and finally, blog entry.
When it gets to that point, it's easy to tune out and ignore.
There is nothing fresh in the strategy. Nothing lively and engaging.
It's miserable, angry mudslinging and usually those that do nothing but sling this 'crap', started out there first so are more than familiar with the medium.
You have to love the wornout war-roomer, he always has to feel like he´s getting in his licks, as pathetic as they are. I like to put on a graph the myriad of childish slings and arrows he´s flung about from the Chretien days to now, and compare with the Canadian political sentiment. He no longer understands the Canadian mood and the trend of the graph has moved positively for Stephen Harper commenserate with each wafer-like trumped up novelty accusation worn-out hurls. Times change, asses get kicked.
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