Martin to Appoint Someone to Be in Charge of Country
In response to increasing criticism of his handling of the Sponsorship, as well as other issues, such as health care, softwood and rising gas prices, Paul Martin is expected to appoint someone to run Canada as soon as December.
"During these busy times, Canada is in need of a bold, intelligent person who can get the job done," said Martin during a practice press conference Tuesday. "My fellow Canadians, I assure you that I will appoint just such a person with all due haste."
"I applaud the PM's decision to find a strong leader for our country, but it's imperative that he make his selection soon," said Opposition Leader Stevie Harper, adding that he and all in his party hope to work closely with a new national executive.
According to a nationwide poll conducted by the French Toronto Get It Right Groupe', the majority of Canadians (Ontario & Quebec) find the question of national leadership to be highly significant, with 81 percent of respondents "seriously" believing that the country is suffering from a leadership vacuum. Twenty-four percent said they trusted Martin to find an appointee who will be able to effectively manage the country.
Word on the street was that Mr. Martin was in talks with the former head of the U.S. Government FEMA Agency but, they broke down after it was leaked a DOT Com company had already hired him to handle their VoIP launch.
Martin said the creation of the King of the Nation post directly addresses the increasingly complex and sometimes overwhelming challenges facing his office in the 21st century. Although he acknowledged that the tasks facing the new appointee will be extraordinary, Martin ended his announcement on an upbeat note.
As your Prime Minister, it is my sworn duty to see this country through any crisis, no matter how small. And as your Prime Minister, I pledge to you that I will find a man capable of doing just that," Martin said. "I will not let you down or there will be an Inquiry."
That's Canada
"During these busy times, Canada is in need of a bold, intelligent person who can get the job done," said Martin during a practice press conference Tuesday. "My fellow Canadians, I assure you that I will appoint just such a person with all due haste."
"I applaud the PM's decision to find a strong leader for our country, but it's imperative that he make his selection soon," said Opposition Leader Stevie Harper, adding that he and all in his party hope to work closely with a new national executive.
According to a nationwide poll conducted by the French Toronto Get It Right Groupe', the majority of Canadians (Ontario & Quebec) find the question of national leadership to be highly significant, with 81 percent of respondents "seriously" believing that the country is suffering from a leadership vacuum. Twenty-four percent said they trusted Martin to find an appointee who will be able to effectively manage the country.
Word on the street was that Mr. Martin was in talks with the former head of the U.S. Government FEMA Agency but, they broke down after it was leaked a DOT Com company had already hired him to handle their VoIP launch.
Martin said the creation of the King of the Nation post directly addresses the increasingly complex and sometimes overwhelming challenges facing his office in the 21st century. Although he acknowledged that the tasks facing the new appointee will be extraordinary, Martin ended his announcement on an upbeat note.
As your Prime Minister, it is my sworn duty to see this country through any crisis, no matter how small. And as your Prime Minister, I pledge to you that I will find a man capable of doing just that," Martin said. "I will not let you down or there will be an Inquiry."
That's Canada
posted by The Last Word | 11:34 PM
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