Thousands vow to keep porch lights on for Layton
jeff744 @ Sat Aug 27, 2011 10:28 pm
Gunnair Gunnair:
jeff744 jeff744:
Gunnair Gunnair:
What exactly are you suggesting with this point? That Layton has made the ultimate sacrfice for his party but Harper has not?
Layton went on the campaign field under a year after he beat prostate cancer, and by the end he would more than likely have been feeling the effects of his second cancer, find me another politician that went on to campaign and rally Canadians while still recovering from and starting to suffer from cancer. Layton had amazing charisma and I was extremely lucky to get to hear him speak once, he knew how to excite people and to work with a crowd. With Harper I swear I saw people starting to nod off while he lectured them on what he wanted to do.
I guess it's just bad luck that none of the other politicians have had to do double duty to satisfy your challange.
However, Chuck Strahl comes to mind as does Chuck Cadman.
Next.
Neither of them worked on a nation wide level which is far more stressful. Just face the fact that Layton was able to capture the hearts of Canadians and the respect of people on all ends of the political spectrum. Just because you didn't care for him doesn't mean that those of us who were inspired by him cannot show our respects for longer than if takes to say "aww, shucks, that's too bad" and then forget about it.
Gunnair @ Sat Aug 27, 2011 10:38 pm
jeff744 jeff744:
Gunnair Gunnair:
jeff744 jeff744:
Layton went on the campaign field under a year after he beat prostate cancer, and by the end he would more than likely have been feeling the effects of his second cancer, find me another politician that went on to campaign and rally Canadians while still recovering from and starting to suffer from cancer. Layton had amazing charisma and I was extremely lucky to get to hear him speak once, he knew how to excite people and to work with a crowd. With Harper I swear I saw people starting to nod off while he lectured them on what he wanted to do.
I guess it's just bad luck that none of the other politicians have had to do double duty to satisfy your challange.
However, Chuck Strahl comes to mind as does Chuck Cadman.
Next.
Neither of them worked on a nation wide level which is far more stressful. Just face the fact that Layton was able to capture the hearts of Canadians and the respect of people on all ends of the political spectrum. Just because you didn't care for him doesn't mean that those of us who were inspired by him cannot show our respects for longer than if takes to say "aww, shucks, that's too bad" and then forget about it.
Reread my first post in this thread, retard.
Then go on to read any of my posts about Layton, then make your shitiotic claim again.