Chretien New Adscam Judge?
Since the Sponsorship inquiry is adjourning until the 29th, we will release the long anticipated results of our Adscam survey.
After former Prime Minister Jean Chretien's lawyers attempted to remove Judge Gomery from the Inquiry, We posed the question: Who do you think should now head the Gomery inquiry?
10% of respondents replied that another randomly assigned Judge should take over,
25% believed Justice Gomery should remain as presiding Judge,
and an overwhelming majority - 65%, believed former PM Jean Chretien should take over the public inquiry.
This makes sense...who better would know where the missing money went? (with the possible exception of the former Finance Minister) Think of the tax dollars we could save!
Be sure to take part in the latest survey - Who's "hidden agenda" would win in a fight.
After former Prime Minister Jean Chretien's lawyers attempted to remove Judge Gomery from the Inquiry, We posed the question: Who do you think should now head the Gomery inquiry?
10% of respondents replied that another randomly assigned Judge should take over,
25% believed Justice Gomery should remain as presiding Judge,
and an overwhelming majority - 65%, believed former PM Jean Chretien should take over the public inquiry.
This makes sense...who better would know where the missing money went? (with the possible exception of the former Finance Minister) Think of the tax dollars we could save!
Be sure to take part in the latest survey - Who's "hidden agenda" would win in a fight.
posted by alsocanadian at 12:05 AM
3 Comments:
We could make a deal with Chretien, if we appoint him as judge, jury and police (the liberal dream I'm told), he can tell us where the money is and blame it on Paul Martin.
We easily get a majority government and then we let Jean go on with the illusion that anyone in this country thinks he is an honest guy anymore.
Brian Walsh
He could have everyone feel his balls!
JP
Brian, then we can elect him Senator!
JP, there's an image I'd rather not dwell on!
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