To the NDP, it is okay for the CBC to employ Scott Reid to spew his venom in a weekly segment, but hire a Tory and suddenly the sky is falling. When a former Martin Communications Director encourages the assassination of a sitting Prime Minister, what should be the cooling off period before he is employed with our public broadcaster? Kory is now a reason to watch the Soloman Show, because God only knows that the host is not attracting viewers. In fact if the CBC wanted great television, they would put Kory and Scotty head to head once per week. That "right winger" they hired to show up opposite Scotty is lacking and uninspiring, sorry dude.
Personally I do not think Scott Reid should be employed at the CBC. Does that make me a hypocrite because I think Kory Teneycke should be? Well, until the day when Iggy makes a mistake and Kory jumps in and says "we must kill him, kill him dead" then perhaps I will withdraw my advocacy for his employment.
If it's a fact Scott Reid publically advocated for the assassination of our Prime Minister, how the Hell is he still a free man?? Has e not answered to anyone for this? If no, why not??? TGM
ReplyDeleteGood point Iceman!
ReplyDeleteYou are right about Jaime Watt ( Scott Reid's counterpart on the Point of Order segments). He just sat there and said nothing while ol' Scotty was making stuff up and smearing conservative bloggers on the air. Teneyke would be a much better foe, but why would he want to sit beside the disgraced Scott(kill him dead) Reid whose other famous comments include the infamous beer and popcorn one that may well be responsible for his former boss losing the 2006 election, and "Alberta can blow me."
ReplyDeleteWhy drag himself down to the puddle Reid resides in?
Now, if we had a Fox News network here, Kory would be a great host for a political show! Maybe with Shaw buying Canwest, our hopes might come true.
ReplyDeleteScott Reid is an arrogant self centred individual that portrays everything that is wrong about the Left.
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