Tories give new meaning to Lawlessness.

For a party that campaigns on law and order, they sure have problems following even the rules they set out for themselves. Rob Anders has had his nomination overturned by a Calgary court. The court cited the fact that the Conservative Party didn't follow it's own rules when it set up the nomination "meeting" nor when it disqualified candidates. These guys are looking less and less trustworthy every day.

Add to this the fact that the Tory controlled Department of Foreign Affairs was breaking rules left, right and centre one wonders what other laws Canada's New Government (TM, Pat. Pend.) are breaking. It would seem that Harper and his Conservatives only believe in the rule of law when it's convenient or applied to other people. When it comes to regulating their own actions, they seem to be acting as if they feel that they're above the law. How people in this province can vote for these people is beyond me, unless the Tory supporters out there, by continuing to vote for people who have demonstrated that they are liers, cheaters and lawbreakers; are saying that it's OK for that to happen.

It's starting to look more and more like our current batch of Federal Conservative politicians are in some ways like members of the former Progressive Conservative Party of Saskatchewan, some of who's jail sentences should be up soon. No wonder Harper is trying to keep what his government is doing a secret.