I greatly admire Governor Scott Walker. His fight against the unions is just and are be working. It looks like he will have little trouble being re elected. THe deems have wasted tens of millions on this special election. Good!
Karma may be catching up to Big Labor in Wisconsin. Remember when noisy, vulgar vandals invaded Wisconsin's State Capitol, spray painting graffiti on the pristine white marble? Remember when the legislative Democrats fled the state to prevent majority rule taking place? Remember when the labor unions raised millions to gin up the necessary number of signatures to launch a recall election for Governor Scott Walker and Lt. Governor Rebecca Kleefisch? The bosses made the mistake of believing their own propaganda
Dr Roy's Thoughts
We should have the same desire expressed by Sir John A MacDonald to Queen Victoria, the Mother of Confederation, "to live under the sovereignty of Your Majesty and your family for ever." A Christian Monarchist Canadian Tory Blog
Sunday, May 27, 2012
Amazing
Adult stem cell research is the way to go!!!. This is wonderful news.
(Reuters) - Scientists have for the first time succeeded in taking skin cells from patients with heart failure and transforming them into healthy, beating heart tissue that could one day be used to treat the condition.
The researchers, based in Haifa, Israel, said there were still many years of testing and refining ahead. But the results meant they might eventually be able to reprogram patients' cells to repair their own damaged hearts.
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grit identity
The grits only identity was to do or say anything to get power. A party that believes in nothing. A party without principle. If their next leader is bob are, they will disappear.
Liberals struggle with identity
By Mark Dunn, QMI Agency
OTTAWA - A spate of recent polls suggest Liberal pallbearers should send their mourning suits to the drycleaner.
Liberals will tell you polls are like the tides - they come and they go; the only real poll is the ballot box.
But the big worry for the struggling Grits is whether the sinking numbers begin to stick, and the one-time "natural governing party" finds itself permanently displaced by the New Democrats and fighting for survival.
Calling for the resignation of the prime minister and for an expensive Royal Commission to look into jet procurement is not the way to win attention and bold headlines.
It sounds foolish and desperate.
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Queen of Canada
The Toronto star has been all but gushing about Our Sovereign Lady's Diamond Jubilee. I am surprised and pleased
The Queen is nothing if not a survivor. David Cameron is her 12th British prime minister, Stephen Harper her 11th in Canada. Politicians come and go but Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom, Canada and Her other Realms and Territories Queen (as she is officially styled in this country), goes on and on.
On and on now for 60 years and counting, as the celebrations surrounding her Diamond Jubilee remind us. Next weekend will mark the culmination of those festivities, with the lighting of thousands of Jubilee beacons and a massive flotilla of boats, among them a Canadian canoe, proceeding down the River Thames.
The Queen, of course, has done much more than survive. Six decades into a reign that shows every sign of going on for years to come, she and the institution she embodies have seldom been more popular. In Canada, a new poll carried out for the Canadian Press shows most people want our ties with the monarchy to continue. More importantly, support for the monarchy in this country is six percentage points higher than it was in 2009.
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Canadians Number 1 priority is...
THe Economy. Number 2 is crime. Both are leading priorities of HM Government. What is the priority of the Leader of HM Loyal Oppodsition? Bashing Western Canada.
Canadians have done an about-face and ranked strengthening the economy as the top priority for government compared to last year when crime and punishment was number one.
A new Nanos Survey shows 39.7 per cent of respondents said building a stronger economic union was their key issue and dropped cracking down on guns, gangs as drugs to second at 23.4 per cent.
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