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Former Prime Minister of Canada, Brian Mulroney, once again had harsh criticism for the way Conservatives’ federal government is doing its business. On the occasion of 30th anniversary of his historic majority election win, Mulroney disparaged Stephen Harper on everything ranging from foreign affairs to the prime minister’s row with Canada’s top judge.
During an event commemorating the anniversary, Mr. Mulroney criticized Harper for his public spat this year with the chief justice of the Supreme Court of Canada, Beverley McLachlin. He mentioned that “you don’t get into a slagging contest with the chief justice of the Supreme Court of Canada, even if you thought that he or she was wrong.” During the interview broadcasted on Thursday, he reiterated that “You don’t do that.” The scandal primarily evoked after the alleged failed appointment of Federal Court judge, Marc Nadon, to the Supreme Court. Consequently, the move triggered sheer criticism for suggesting that McLachlin acted inappropriately by trying to flag potential problems with the appointment.
Mulroney’s criticisms of the Harper’s government didn’t stop there, he also highlighted its performance on foreign affairs and the Conservatives’ tense relations with the UN. He mentioned that “when Canada, for the first time in our history, loses a vote at the United Nations to become a member of the Security Council . . . to Portugal, which was on the verge of bankruptcy at the time, you should look in the mirror and say: ‘Houston, I think we have a problem.'”
So, the second worst pm is yapping about the worst pm ! So what, they can both lick the whiskey shxt backsplash out of the crack of my axx !!!!!!!!!!!