Retired transit worker Al Balfour, 76, stopped Tory to complain about the healthcare system — and especially the healthcare tax. He said he suffered a stroke several weeks ago and that he had to wait five hours at a local hospital to see a doctor.
“Liberal government, you can shove it where the sun don’t shine,” Mr. Balfour said.
“Those are your words,” said Mr. Tory with a laugh. “But you can tell your friends.”
Wednesday, October 03, 2007
'Liberal government, you can shove it where the sun don't shine'
I totally agree:
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I'd rather take my car for an oil change than a member of my family to a walk-in clinic, which I must do since we don't have a family doctor.
At the auto shop the waiting room is pleasant enough, there's TV, internet, daily papers etc.
The walk-in clinic? There's not enough seats, a line up out the door, old furniture, dirty, noisy, no windows and the staff aren't nearly as friendly - understandably so since it's a miserable place.
understandably so since it's a miserable place
- and full of a lot of germs concentrated in a small area.
Balfour's unfortunate mistake was not going to Chretien's hospital. They obviously have no waiting lists or shortage of doctors.
Oh, good one Anon!
TangoJuliette sez:
"...Dere's no too-teer healt'care in Canada...Damn dat Mike 'Arris h'and dat Stiffin 'Arper... h'and dat Jean Toh-ree... dey're de ones who want to bring h'in too-teer medicine for Canada... chust like Admiral Paulie martin h'and 'is docteur did h'it for Quebec so long h'ago...
...You got da cash wid you? You got dat plastique-carde?
Well d'en, bravo for you.
You got da livesaving 'eart surjerry. Dat'w for shure, mon gars!!"
The hypocrisy continues, breathtaking, unabated.
tj
t.e.& o.e.
Smitherman and Liz Witmer are duking it out right now on CFRB.
The air waves are smoking!
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