But it does appear that the Genco campaign may be hard up for dough. I guess phony Tony’s fundraising isn’t going so well.

And, as an aside, to the person who is prepping her: You have much work to do.

I figured that since Genco already lost as a Liberal and then lost again as a Tory that he’d take a shot with the NDP this time. But nope, he’s again carrying the Tory banner.

Forgive me for not being worried about this riding. Looks like my friend Steven Del Duca is getting the grit nod – he’s a great guy and a great choice.

Good luck, Tony, you’re going to need it.

Or, at least I didn’t until reading this, from the Tories’ bosom buddy, the anti-choice Lifesite:

Calling for “worker choice reforms” this Tory initiative would allow employees to opt out of unions. Thereby limiting the amount of funding that goes to pro-choice organizations.

Last summer a number of feminist bloggers, myself included, demanded that Tim Hudak clearly state his position on abortion and whether he would defund it. He refused. He refused again and again throughout last fall’s election campaign, too. We still don’t know what Hudak would do were he to ever be elected premier of this great province. (I know, when pigs fly, hell freezes over, etc.)

All I know if when you’ve made pro-life, anti-choice zealots happy, you’re doing something very, very wrong.

I like Kory. For a dirty, rotten Tory, he’s a good guy. Questionable judgement maybe, but a good guy nonetheless.

Feel like reading more about the narcoleptic, gun loving Anders? Check it out here, here and here.

Just for the record, she’s not the only MP or senator to break the no smoking rule but probably the only one stupid enough to expense the air purifier used to cover up the stench.

The story of his childish bullying of a reporter doing her job is here.

Last week saw Ontario NDP leader Andrea Horwath whining that she was abused and bullied by the Grits, and that her gender was the reason. It wasn’t. She was treated exactly like a man would’ve been had he pulled the same shit Horwath did.

As a general rule, I don’t agree with Sun media but Adrienne Batra’s comments about Horwath were bang on:

“What turns people off [politics] is a disingenuous statement from a female politician about suffering abuse, which belittles women who have actually suffered real physical and emotional abuse.”

Horwath exploited her gender throughout the entire fall campaign, which was pathetic bordering on the absurd. And now she’s doing it again. It’s time to show Ontarians that she’s more than a skirt and high heels.