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Do you smoke dope. Do you care if Justin Trudeau does?.

This coming from a writer that admitted using heroin 3 times :unknw:
 
He said he smoked pot when he as a MP but now that he is the leader he doesn't.



:LMAO::LMAO::LMAO::LMAO::LMAO:

Sure -/It wasn't me:-/
 
As long as he keeps it to occasional recreational use and abstains when he's making political decisions that will impact our entire nation, I'm ok with it.
 
Maurice Boscorelli said:
I would like to see him light one up in the house of commons.

Good on him.

Well we now know who Maurice will be voting for in the next federal election.
 
Personally, no I do not smoke dope. As for Justin Trudeau, he's an adult, he can do what he pleases. Although if he becomes PM, can you imagine him being high, just how much stuff will NOT get done more than now lol
 
ConquerorRyan said:
Personally, no I do not smoke dope. As for Justin Trudeau, he's an adult, he can do what he pleases. Although if he becomes PM, can you imagine him being high, just how much stuff will NOT get done more than now lol

No different than Rob Ford.
 
ConquerorRyan said:
lol I think Rob Ford is in a league all his own lol

Ford is a loser. At least Trudeau has his father's legacy and is better looking than Ford. And Your Mayor is intelligent and charismatic, Ford is a bushwacker.
 
lovelatinas said:
And Your Mayor is intelligent and charismatic


And probably going to get re-elected in the fall too. Especially considering it's now less than 2 months until the election, and no one else is running against him yet

But yes he did a great job here 2 months ago when we had the floods going on
 
Rob Ford will get re-elected again because common people have taken a liking to the big shlep. People are sick of the polished politician and trust me this is coming from a non Ford supporter. I think if john Tory were to run then maybe they'd split the vote and someone else would sneak up the middle, other than that it will be a Ford landslide with pizza and KFC parties all around Etobicoke!:biggrin2:
 
Robintheboywonder said:
Rob Ford will get re-elected again because common people have taken a liking to the big shlep. People are sick of the polished politician and trust me this is coming from a non Ford supporter. I think if john Tory were to run then maybe they'd split the vote and someone else would sneak up the middle, other than that it will be a Ford landslide with pizza and KFC parties all around Etobicoke!:biggrin2:


You mean Etobi*Coke* lol :)
 
Trudeau just ensured another Conservative victory the next time around. Pot is not an issue to run a campaign on. On the list of important issues to Canadians, it's not in the top 5, maybe even the top 10. It's the economy, jobs, health care, etc. He's turning himself into a sideshow, a dumb rookie move and it likely cost them any momentum they had. The Libs were in heaven, they were raking in money from his tour his summer. However, that is about to come to grinding halt. While a slim majority of Canadians favour legalization or decriminalization, the ones who vote do not. They are older, more conservative (small c) and likely to leave it illegal. He just alienated a large portion of the electorate. I for one would not vote for a pothead. That's something you do when you are in college, not while you hold elected office.
 
Who cares what he does? I still wouldn't vote for a liberal! All this guy has is a name and a pile of nostalgia behind him, his father was a total fraud and a flop as a PM, out of control government growth and spending, sky high inflation, interest rates and unemployment, stagnant growth and the creation of the national debt as we know it now. He worries only about Quebec & Ontario, I'm sure Justin plans to follow in his father's footstep.....wonder why Bob Rae called it quits?
 
Chris20 said:
Who cares what he does? I still wouldn't vote for a liberal! All this guy has is a name and a pile of nostalgia behind him, his father was a total fraud and a flop as a PM, out of control government growth and spending, sky high inflation, interest rates and unemployment, stagnant growth and the creation of the national debt as we know it now. He worries only about Quebec & Ontario, I'm sure Justin plans to follow in his father's footstep.....wonder why Bob Rae called it quits?

His mom was cool.

I wonder if there's any advantage to growing up with political parents, no matter which party they belong to?

Look at the Kennedy family. Were they better politicians because their lives were immersed in politics since birth?
 
Do you care if Rob Ford did?.

Mayor Rob Ford says he’s smoked “a lot” of marijuana.

Joining a long list of politicians who have confessed to trying pot, Ford smiled and casually said “oh yeah” when asked by a reporter Wednesday if he has ever partaken. Asked how frequently he had smoked, he said, “I’ve smoked a lot of it.”

Ford did not answer when asked how recently he had done the smoking.

The question to Ford was prompted by admissions from other prominent officials over the last week. Marijuana policy has become the subject of renewed debate since Federal Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau called in July for legalization.

Trudeau acknowledged last week that he had a “puff” of marijuana at a dinner party while serving as an MP three years ago. On Wednesday, Premier Kathleen Wynne said, “I have smoked marijuana, but not for the last 35 years.


“It’s never been a big part of my life,” Wynne, 60, added, saying her pot smoking was done “very, very infrequently and certainly not since my children were born. And my eldest is 33, so I’m thinking 35 years.”

Asked if she supports legalizing marijuana, allowing for it to be regulated and taxed as Trudeau has proposed, Wynne said she welcomes a debate on that but will stay on the fence for now.

Ontario Progressive Conservative Leader Tim Hudak and his NDP counterpart Andrea Horwath acknowledged past marijuana use in 2011.

Ford’s previous use was already known. In 1999, before he was elected, he was arrested in Florida after he drove with a joint in his pocket; a possession charge was dropped. (He was convicted for the offence of driving under the influence of alcohol.)

PHOTOS:Politicians who’ve toked — and those who deny toking

Ford told the Toronto Sun in 2010 that he no longer uses marijuana.

“I don’t use drugs. I’m not in that scene,” he said then.

Ford has refused to say whether he has ever smoked crack cocaine. The Star reported in May on a video that appears to show him smoking crack. Ford later said, “I do not use crack cocaine, nor I am I an addict of crack cocaine.”

Ford, speaking to the media after an economic address at the Cambridge Club men’s fitness centre across from city hall, also said he believes Toronto’s police officers should be equipped with Tasers. Acknowledging concerns about cost, he said he would try to help the Toronto Police Services Board find the money needed.

 
Robintheboywonder said:
Rob Ford will get re-elected again because common people have taken a liking to the big shlep. People are sick of the polished politician and trust me this is coming from a non Ford supporter. I think if john Tory were to run then maybe they'd split the vote and someone else would sneak up the middle, other than that it will be a Ford landslide with pizza and KFC parties all around Etobicoke!:biggrin2:

And what do people trust Rob Ford with? The subway/LRT debacle is going cost us tax payers a lot of wasted money. In the end he is no better than any politician. He won't get re-elected because frankly people of Toronto are tired of him.
 
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