 Alberta MP out of Tory caucus after charge related to impaired driving A Tory MP from Alberta has voluntarily left the party caucus after facing a charge related to impaired driving.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Give the fat bastard a break.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/story/201 ... ml?cmp=rss
He probably knew he was drunk, the cops were busy so - if he refuses no test is required, he can go home and the cops can get on with their night. Good for him, and hopefully his punishment reflects his leadership role.
From the OP article:
"the right to not self incriminate" Seeing the US 5th amendment here.
So much for the "law and order" party, or rather they want the law to apply to everyone else, not them.
The man is a hypocrite, he's worried about "civil liberties" when he voted in favour of peoplle have more access to automatic weapons, voted to deny gay and lesbians the right to marry, voted to restrict the rights of wmen to choose.
So much for the "law and order" party, or rather they want the law to apply to everyone else, not them.
Don't worry. The law will apply to him too. By the way, how could he have voted in favour of people having more access to automatic weapons while they are prohibited weapons ? You can't have MORE access since there is NO access since the 70s except for people with 'grand-fathered' permit. What was that bill to give more access to automatic weapons he voted for ? And what does that have to do with restricing civil liberties ? It's quite the contrary.