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A rabid Anti-American, with a propensity to place both feet in her mouth. Left leaning on social issues, fiscally center-right. Is actually a Libertarian, but seeks power through the path of least resistance. Not beyond bullying as a tactic and will garner support by prostrating herself at many altars. Principled in Voice, corrupt in practice.

-- Marnanel 15:58, 30 Jun 2004 (UTC)

It's also an obvious absurdity. This is her least-resistance path to power? If she were powermad she'd be french-kissing Bush's and Martinet's @sses, not kicking them. Kwantus 21:48, 2004 Nov 18 (UTC)
  • Thank the heavens that she is kicked out. But something worthy of note is that her riding consists of a LARGE muslim population. Captain433180 03:32, 19 Nov 2004 (UTC)
    • I quite like her courage to stand up to Martin and of course Bush. She can go over the top I suppose, but I like that. Martin's move is a sad one for freedom of speech. Earl Andrew 04:27, 19 Nov 2004 (UTC)
      • So as an employee I can tell my boss to go to hell and face no consequences? I am all for freedom of speech and so what about what she said however, bosses have this weird thing about "firing" employees if they said they don’t care about the care about the boss/company (leader/party). Freedom of Speech has limits.--Captain433180 14:33, 19 Nov 2004 (UTC)
        • I believe her boss is the people of Mississauga, as they were the one's who elected her. Mr. Martin did not chose her. Many MP's forget this fact. This is also not an example of a limit to freedom of speech. She is not physically or emotionally harming anyone by her comments. Earl Andrew 18:34, 19 Nov 2004 (UTC)
        • On the News today she said she would have done that same thing in Martins situation. This was not second had I heard her voice say that not some spin jockey. So we can discuss this from one end to another however, since this was said (her comments on would have done the same thing) then people saying this is censorship have nothing left. But I didn't mind what she said. Frankly I think its great someone speaks their mind (for being a liberal) and not follow status quo. For me now the issue is over if this "out spoken" (I say this as a complement) MP says the would have dismissed Martin if the roles were reversed.--Captain433180 19:32, 19 Nov 2004 (UTC)
          • Well in that case- touché Earl Andrew 19:35, 19 Nov 2004 (UTC)
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