A girl asks her Mom, “Why did the moose cross the road?
“Why?” says mom.
The girl says, “To get to the other side.”
Just then, a moose comes out of the bushes and glass flies all over the car.
It is a warning for drivers to be careful, there might be moose crossing the road.
The question could be asked of the nine members of the Wild Rose Party a few weeks ago.
We were warned by little tricks we just did not recognize.
The way her travel bus was painted then changed just a few days before the election.
It sort of gave me the impression it was a “party” party and, as much as I don’t like the Conservatives for their spending practices, I didn’t like it any better when I looked in to this Wild Rose Party, but you only have one vote so maybe the new kid on the block was the best.
The new kid, in my case. was very likeable and appeared honest.
So why did the Wild Rose cross the floor?
To get to the other side, in this case, the Conservatives.
And that leader doesn’t impress me either.
The new premier took in those nine and now he is willing to break the election law that his party put in place to stop this calling elections as often as you change underwear.
Does he really expect that a new mandate will give him total power as in Russia?
To end on a good note, our premier just made a trip south and on the way home, he stopped in at an auction and purchased an old car.
I hope he does not plan to use it for government business and expect us to pay for the up-keep, cause that was an expensive car to keep running. Our premier is the same age and still looks good, I hope he keeps looking good.
Peder Damgaard
Colinton
