Canadians React to Parliament Suspension, Rally for Coalition

If you're about as angry as I am right now, you're wishing that Torontonians had voted in a single Tory so that you could go throw rocks at their office.

Fortunately, Torontonians are too sensible for that to happen. Double-fortunately, there is a place you can go Saturday to express your outrage towards Harper and, if you want, Governor General Jean (I for one would allow it).

How well did Stephane Dion’s attempt to unseat the plurality Conservative government play with the Canadian electorate?  About as well as his fumbled speech.  A new poll shows that a majority of Canadians would have wanted a new election instead, and that 46% would support the Conservatives — higher than during the last election:

I am very disappointed either side- government or the opposition coalition  offered any major or draft proposal of economic details to the Canadians.  There was a lot of talk of economic stimulus and cuts to government expenditures.  We do not even have a made in Canada solution.  Canadians do not need an Obama.

While the Tory government expressed relief yesterday over Governor-General Michaëlle Jean's decision to prorogue Parliament, government MPs and party members are asking tough questions about Mr. Harper's future.

This begs the question... what exactly is prorogation? 

Governor General Michaëlle Jean has granted Prime Minister Stephen Harper his one wish.  She has suspended the current parliamentary session until January 27th and squashed, for now at least, the possibility of a Liberal-NDP coalition.

Now the parties that Canadians clearly denounced get toghether with another separatist party that has no Canadian interest and wants to break up canada get together in a clear contempt of canadian public's popular vote.