So the election speculation is done with, right? At least for now?
Mwahaha. That's what you think.
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
It ain't over 'til it's over
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2 comments:
so Dion craftily devises his own squeeze play without knowing it, until its all over. oops-a-daisy.
And will the public ever be pissed that in trying to be so clever and smart, misteps, and throw the public into an election they don't want.
Let's see him spin that one.
Is that why Chernaik is abandoning ship, because he supported Dion?
Let's not make this personal. As partisan as Jason is, he's a decent enough man. Let's not ascribe motivations beyond the obvious, and let's not peremptorily dance on his blog's grave.
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