You know how someone can have such a fabulous life that you would give anything to trade places with them? I felt kind of the opposite feeling today. If someone forced me to trade places with Stephane Dion, well, that would be....hell. I feel kind of bad for the guy on a human level, but c'mon - he got seriously outplayed! Harper's team have crafted a scenario when he can't lose! Even if we do have an election, he'd probably win another minority - no harm, no foul. Stephane Dion brought this on himself with an inept team, weak positions and a general lack of anything even remotely resembling charisma. I believe it was caller Barry who today stated "Dion has the charima of a turnip". It's mean, but it's something you do have to have in order to lead and inspire a nation!
The only way the Liberals are going to get out of this is to accept the throne speech, Dion has to quit, get Ignatieff in there - stat - and then start getting him on the speaking circuit doing some major party fundraising. If Dion accepts the throne speech and stays - hello, Harper majority. You heard it hear first! Why do you think so many Liberals aren't re-offering in the next election? As soon as Dion came aboard, they started dropping like flies. Dion is old school Chretien - it's over. God, I love politics!!!!!!!! Oh, and you know things are going downhill if Denis Coderre, one of the biggest publicity piggies around, doesn't want a job that will guarantee him face time with the cameras.
Selfishly, I hope there is no election so there will be question period on every day again. I know, I'm crazy, Mike Savage tells me that every time he in!
Have you noticed this week that Rick is being a little saucier than usual? It makes it extra-fun for me to listen to! The mayor handled Rick's questions with the usual aplomb. Say what you want about the mayor, but he has a tonne of class and refuses to go in the gutter (no matter how blatantly Rick baits him). He says council would work better if people put their personal issues aside and focused on the issues. I agree!! I think if the Mayor had to work with a council that was a little less hostile and not gunning for his head, the city would work a lot smoother. Do you know how much restraint it must take not to start screaming at some of these council members, especially ones who are actively campaigning to take his job?
Rick asked the Mayor briefly about the Windsor street exchange and the changes some people feel are quite dangerous. I haven't driven in the area yet, but I will because I got a new car! Whoo-hoo! I'm extremely happy about it, but something struck me when the Mayor was talking about how it is the traffic authority's responsibility to create a safe area in which Halifax residents can drive. How about putting up some roadsigns on actual poles? That is so frustrating to me, being a new driver in the city. It's kind of hard to see arrows on the road when my car or someone else's car is on top of it. Arrows on roads would be very complementary to actual signs people can see if their cars aren't see through.
Who is sick of this cat by-law? It's been deferred again, so....it will be deja vu next week...again.
Well, thank you so much for listening today and always! Talk to you tomorrow!
Cheers,
Amber
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
The dingo ate my baby!
We had so much fun with the 2 Aussies during hour number 2. Mark and Penny were so nice and hilarious, and they really appreciated your calls, suggestions and welcomes. If you missed it, his article was in the Halifax magazine in Sunday's Chronicle-Herald. Check out the magazine, it's really cool with some very interesting articles.
So....breaking news! The National Council of the Conservative Party of Canada has declared the nomination in Cumberland-Colchester-Musquodoboit Valley to be - wait for it - VACANT. So, Bill is out. I'm sure he'll still run as an independent, but can you believe this? I can't believe Harper would want to really lash out like this when he's starting an election in the face. He is so petty, it shocks me. It goes to show he doesn't give a crap about Atlantic Canada. I can't wait to hear your opinions on this tomorrow, should be a busy day!
This animal control by-law going before city council is the worst! We want to build a shelter to put the cats and there's no mention of a spay and neuter program or even how much the entire program is going to cost. City staffers are completely out of control. Dawn Sloane has promised to stand up to them tonight, let's see if she does! It's on Eastlink channel 10, for those interested.
Three cheers for Peggy Aikenhead. She's the Fall River mom who has taken a stand against the school that is charging her 200 dollars per child to watch them during the lunch hour. I think it's ridiculous!! When I was in school, like Rick, teachers supervised the cafeteria and the playground during recesses and lunch hours. As a teacher, I would want to do that. It's a way to socialize more with the students informally, to observe what's going on in the schoolyard and to be a part of the community that is the school. It's shocking to me that these duties were removed back in 1970!
Anyway, enough blathering from me for today. The Mayor is in during hour number 1 so get your questions ready!
Cheers!
Amber
So....breaking news! The National Council of the Conservative Party of Canada has declared the nomination in Cumberland-Colchester-Musquodoboit Valley to be - wait for it - VACANT. So, Bill is out. I'm sure he'll still run as an independent, but can you believe this? I can't believe Harper would want to really lash out like this when he's starting an election in the face. He is so petty, it shocks me. It goes to show he doesn't give a crap about Atlantic Canada. I can't wait to hear your opinions on this tomorrow, should be a busy day!
This animal control by-law going before city council is the worst! We want to build a shelter to put the cats and there's no mention of a spay and neuter program or even how much the entire program is going to cost. City staffers are completely out of control. Dawn Sloane has promised to stand up to them tonight, let's see if she does! It's on Eastlink channel 10, for those interested.
Three cheers for Peggy Aikenhead. She's the Fall River mom who has taken a stand against the school that is charging her 200 dollars per child to watch them during the lunch hour. I think it's ridiculous!! When I was in school, like Rick, teachers supervised the cafeteria and the playground during recesses and lunch hours. As a teacher, I would want to do that. It's a way to socialize more with the students informally, to observe what's going on in the schoolyard and to be a part of the community that is the school. It's shocking to me that these duties were removed back in 1970!
Anyway, enough blathering from me for today. The Mayor is in during hour number 1 so get your questions ready!
Cheers!
Amber
Monday, October 15, 2007
National Grouch day
If you're not feeling all that jolly today - don't despair. It's National Grouch Day today, according to the Daily News. Pg. 43 - check it out!
If people are grouchy today, I certainly don't blame them. There are so many things to be grouchy about: Harper, this Excel lunch program at school, the apparent lack of anything written down for this "clarification agreement". Things are so utterly ridiculous, you have every right to be grouchy! I think the only people who should be grouchy are Harper and MacDonald when we boot them out of office! They can commiserate together.
So, city council is going to meet about an issue concerning public meetings in-camera. Huh? Hendsbee called to tell us it was a "non-issue" and something to do with the process, but we'll see. It's actually quite funny when Hendsbee calls because he says "Hendsbee here" in his bombastic Hendsbee voice. I wonder whatever happened with that road in Hendsbee's district where the people were charged for the paving work? Might have to try and get an update on that tomorrow.
Good for the residents of Chebucto road today! They are fighting this asinine plan to widen the road until the bitter end. This plan is so crazy, I can't believe it's going forward. This traffic department - people are complaining about the new roundabout, the Windsor st. exchange is apparently a death trap and now this plan. Anyone else think there needs to be a progressive change at the top?
Also...kudos to the riding association who stepped up and essentially refused to give in to the bully that is Stephen Harper! They're backing Bill Casey until the end. They should all start wearing pink, maybe that will neutralize Harper.
For anyone who wants to try that organic food that's delivered to your house, it's www.hgof.ns.ca. Like I said, I've been doing it for 3 weeks and I love it so far. The food tastes great and it's great to know it's mostly local.
Rick's interview with Leo Swinemar was so entertaining today - a nice, light-hearted way to end the show. Leo talked about his award winning "pit crew" who hollow out his pumpkin and create a seat and the centre of gravity. Leo chose our show to announce his retirement from professional pumpkin racing. After 5 wins in Windsor, he's calling it a career. Rick asked if ABC's Wide World of Sports might be far behind for this champion pumpkin racer! It was a great interview and what a cool event. Apparently, Scott Brison was racing a pumpkin, but he got a hole and it sank and he had to take a boat across the water! Metaphor for the Liberals or what?
We're going to have a great guest in tomorrow, it's going to hilarious and entertaining, you must tune in!!
Have a great (chilly) day,
Amber
If people are grouchy today, I certainly don't blame them. There are so many things to be grouchy about: Harper, this Excel lunch program at school, the apparent lack of anything written down for this "clarification agreement". Things are so utterly ridiculous, you have every right to be grouchy! I think the only people who should be grouchy are Harper and MacDonald when we boot them out of office! They can commiserate together.
So, city council is going to meet about an issue concerning public meetings in-camera. Huh? Hendsbee called to tell us it was a "non-issue" and something to do with the process, but we'll see. It's actually quite funny when Hendsbee calls because he says "Hendsbee here" in his bombastic Hendsbee voice. I wonder whatever happened with that road in Hendsbee's district where the people were charged for the paving work? Might have to try and get an update on that tomorrow.
Good for the residents of Chebucto road today! They are fighting this asinine plan to widen the road until the bitter end. This plan is so crazy, I can't believe it's going forward. This traffic department - people are complaining about the new roundabout, the Windsor st. exchange is apparently a death trap and now this plan. Anyone else think there needs to be a progressive change at the top?
Also...kudos to the riding association who stepped up and essentially refused to give in to the bully that is Stephen Harper! They're backing Bill Casey until the end. They should all start wearing pink, maybe that will neutralize Harper.
For anyone who wants to try that organic food that's delivered to your house, it's www.hgof.ns.ca. Like I said, I've been doing it for 3 weeks and I love it so far. The food tastes great and it's great to know it's mostly local.
Rick's interview with Leo Swinemar was so entertaining today - a nice, light-hearted way to end the show. Leo talked about his award winning "pit crew" who hollow out his pumpkin and create a seat and the centre of gravity. Leo chose our show to announce his retirement from professional pumpkin racing. After 5 wins in Windsor, he's calling it a career. Rick asked if ABC's Wide World of Sports might be far behind for this champion pumpkin racer! It was a great interview and what a cool event. Apparently, Scott Brison was racing a pumpkin, but he got a hole and it sank and he had to take a boat across the water! Metaphor for the Liberals or what?
We're going to have a great guest in tomorrow, it's going to hilarious and entertaining, you must tune in!!
Have a great (chilly) day,
Amber
Friday, October 12, 2007
BILL CASEY
Who would have thought, even in the spring, that backbench Conservative MP Bill Casey would be the polarizing figure in Nova Scotia politics that he is today?
If our ratings increase this year, I will send Bill Casey some flowers or something. Everyone wants to talk about Bill, listeners, politicians, everyone has something to say about Bill Casey. I think he's amazing. I think he did what the Premier asked him to do and now, like someone who doesn't stand for anything, the Premier is stabbing him in the back. I hope DD and SM pick up on this lack of moral fibre in the next election. Let me just say this: I knew I liked Murray Scott.
Besides Bill, there was an incredible story of strength in the Daily News today. The 44-year old victim who was beaten, raped and left for dead at the gas station in Dartmouth faced her attacker in court yesterday. She said: "He didn't beat me, and he'll never beat me". I was incredibly moved by that statement. I don't know if I would have the courage to even crawl out of bed after something so horrific, and yet this woman has the strongest spirit and isn't willing to give up on life, despite the fact it dealt her this blow. "I'm not dead. I'm very much alive". I want to tell this woman she is an inspiration, she's amazing and she gives me hope. I hope this guy rots and is never let out of jail again.
So sad about the guy who died on his bike yesterday. On the Daily News website, so many of the comments focused on the fact he was riding on the sidewalk. I'm sorry, but whenever I bike, there are certain roads I will not get on the road. One is Robie Street. With all the buses and huge trucks whipping by, I'm too scared! I don't care if get a ticket, I am too damn scared to bike on that road. We need more bike lanes, that is the understatement of the century.
Ah...Peter Mackay. Now he says since we've put this offshore mess behind us, there's a good chance this Atlantic Gateway will go through. Thanks for confirming what we already knew - the Prime Minister is petty, vindictive and you essentially have to breathlessly say "Yes, Prime Minister, you're so right Prime Minister" or else you are essentially S.O.L. Caller Dave was the epitome of sarcasm today when he was talking about MacKay and said absolutely dripping with sarcasm "He's soooo great". It was classic.
A caller wanted me to pass on that she had seen DRUM and that is was excellent and that it closes this Sunday! So, try to see it while you still have a chance!
Pamela Wallin? Pamela freakin' Wallin? I agree with John Manley, but shouldn't there be some sort of representative from the military on the panel? I'm against Pamela the same way I'm against even someone like Rick or Steve Murphy being on the panel. They are smart people with lots of opinions, but military tacticians they aren't! Is there not some female high-ranking official that could have rounded out the political hacks?? Unreal!!!!
Anyway.....sorry this is a little late today. Busy day!! Have a wonderful weekend and thank you for another amazing week on the Hotline!
Take care,
Amber
If our ratings increase this year, I will send Bill Casey some flowers or something. Everyone wants to talk about Bill, listeners, politicians, everyone has something to say about Bill Casey. I think he's amazing. I think he did what the Premier asked him to do and now, like someone who doesn't stand for anything, the Premier is stabbing him in the back. I hope DD and SM pick up on this lack of moral fibre in the next election. Let me just say this: I knew I liked Murray Scott.
Besides Bill, there was an incredible story of strength in the Daily News today. The 44-year old victim who was beaten, raped and left for dead at the gas station in Dartmouth faced her attacker in court yesterday. She said: "He didn't beat me, and he'll never beat me". I was incredibly moved by that statement. I don't know if I would have the courage to even crawl out of bed after something so horrific, and yet this woman has the strongest spirit and isn't willing to give up on life, despite the fact it dealt her this blow. "I'm not dead. I'm very much alive". I want to tell this woman she is an inspiration, she's amazing and she gives me hope. I hope this guy rots and is never let out of jail again.
So sad about the guy who died on his bike yesterday. On the Daily News website, so many of the comments focused on the fact he was riding on the sidewalk. I'm sorry, but whenever I bike, there are certain roads I will not get on the road. One is Robie Street. With all the buses and huge trucks whipping by, I'm too scared! I don't care if get a ticket, I am too damn scared to bike on that road. We need more bike lanes, that is the understatement of the century.
Ah...Peter Mackay. Now he says since we've put this offshore mess behind us, there's a good chance this Atlantic Gateway will go through. Thanks for confirming what we already knew - the Prime Minister is petty, vindictive and you essentially have to breathlessly say "Yes, Prime Minister, you're so right Prime Minister" or else you are essentially S.O.L. Caller Dave was the epitome of sarcasm today when he was talking about MacKay and said absolutely dripping with sarcasm "He's soooo great". It was classic.
A caller wanted me to pass on that she had seen DRUM and that is was excellent and that it closes this Sunday! So, try to see it while you still have a chance!
Pamela Wallin? Pamela freakin' Wallin? I agree with John Manley, but shouldn't there be some sort of representative from the military on the panel? I'm against Pamela the same way I'm against even someone like Rick or Steve Murphy being on the panel. They are smart people with lots of opinions, but military tacticians they aren't! Is there not some female high-ranking official that could have rounded out the political hacks?? Unreal!!!!
Anyway.....sorry this is a little late today. Busy day!! Have a wonderful weekend and thank you for another amazing week on the Hotline!
Take care,
Amber
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Well....
What can you say about today's show? It was one where there wasn't a moment to breathe, my head is spinning from everything that happened and all the opinions put forth! Thanks for everyone for their calls and major apologies for the long wait and even bigger apologies for those who tried to get on but couldn't.
So..what do you think about this "deal"? Is it a deal or what? I interview Geoff Regan yesterday afternoon and he had a great line: "Harper has killed the accord and MacDonald has agreed to be a pallbearer".
So many conflicting opinions about what went down yesterday, but not suprisingly, I'm getting a cynical vibe from the listeners. They are more on the side of Danny Williams than Rodney MacDonald on this one. I think the days of blindly trusting leaders are long over and Nova Scotians have really seen what Harper is made of on this issue. He claims we are getting what we asked for, but are we?
It was a good chat with John Hamm and Russell MacLellan today. The callers made so many good points though, in terms of both leaders not really practicing what they are now preaching when they were in power, especially Richard on Boularderie island. What a great e-mail, Richard!
When Rick was speaking to the reporter from VOCM about the fact Danny Williams was "enraged" over what went down with the Accord yesterday, I couldn't help but think when isn't Danny Williams outraged?
I know I might seem biased, but I love when Rick talks to Elizabeth May! She just speaks in common sense terms and makes sense! She was very complimentary towards Bill Casey.....I'm sure she would be thrilled if Bill decided to go with the Green party. What did you think about the Bill Casey-Gerald Keddy smackdown during hour number 1? I thought it was incredibly confusing! Michel Sampson had a good line at the end of the hour though. He said "As a Liberal I find it incredibly satisfying to see two Tories fighting." Bill will be running as an independent in the next election. Harper showed us something for sure yesterday - he is petty and petulant and you better believe if Nova Scotians don't embrace this deal, he will totally have it out for us, even more than he already does!
Hey..we have the Rodenhiser in hour number 1 tomorrow...and then we're going to do a little bit of SPORTSTALK in hour number 2 with Cecil! I'm so excited, I hope Joan calls to bug Cecil, it's been far too long.
Have a great Thursday!
Cheers,
Amber
So..what do you think about this "deal"? Is it a deal or what? I interview Geoff Regan yesterday afternoon and he had a great line: "Harper has killed the accord and MacDonald has agreed to be a pallbearer".
So many conflicting opinions about what went down yesterday, but not suprisingly, I'm getting a cynical vibe from the listeners. They are more on the side of Danny Williams than Rodney MacDonald on this one. I think the days of blindly trusting leaders are long over and Nova Scotians have really seen what Harper is made of on this issue. He claims we are getting what we asked for, but are we?
It was a good chat with John Hamm and Russell MacLellan today. The callers made so many good points though, in terms of both leaders not really practicing what they are now preaching when they were in power, especially Richard on Boularderie island. What a great e-mail, Richard!
When Rick was speaking to the reporter from VOCM about the fact Danny Williams was "enraged" over what went down with the Accord yesterday, I couldn't help but think when isn't Danny Williams outraged?
I know I might seem biased, but I love when Rick talks to Elizabeth May! She just speaks in common sense terms and makes sense! She was very complimentary towards Bill Casey.....I'm sure she would be thrilled if Bill decided to go with the Green party. What did you think about the Bill Casey-Gerald Keddy smackdown during hour number 1? I thought it was incredibly confusing! Michel Sampson had a good line at the end of the hour though. He said "As a Liberal I find it incredibly satisfying to see two Tories fighting." Bill will be running as an independent in the next election. Harper showed us something for sure yesterday - he is petty and petulant and you better believe if Nova Scotians don't embrace this deal, he will totally have it out for us, even more than he already does!
Hey..we have the Rodenhiser in hour number 1 tomorrow...and then we're going to do a little bit of SPORTSTALK in hour number 2 with Cecil! I'm so excited, I hope Joan calls to bug Cecil, it's been far too long.
Have a great Thursday!
Cheers,
Amber
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
The Rick Howe cool look
Mike Savage said Denis Coderre grew a "Rick Howe style" beard when he travelled to Afghanistan. Rick's response: "Well, at least he looked cool". How true!
So...some changes might be on the way to the Youth Criminal Justice Act. Hey, it's great to hear but who actually thinks these changes are coming? Minister Nicholson was short on specifics and if there is a federal election, this was just another empty promise. It's great that Murray Scott is pleased, I was pleased too when I heard it yesterday, but now I'm feeling utterly skeptical again.
A lot of the conversation during hour number 2 revolved around Stephane Dion and whether he has the support of caucus. Mike Savage and Geoff Regan pledged their support and Geoff pointed out Michael Ignatieff made a public pledge to support Dion as well. As soon as I heard that I thought about Brian Mulroney - didn't he made a similar pledge to Joe Clark? Nothing is sacred in politics. I do agree with the MPs though that Dion's english has vastly improved - I commented on that a few blogs back.
Hey - BREAKING NEWS!!
http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20071010/ns_equalization_071010/20071010?hub=TopStories
Very interesting - this should be a hot topic on the show tomorrow! Pretty shrewd. I guess "Steve" knows NFLD is a lost cause, so he might as well focus on retaining seats on NS, especially with the possibility of a provincial election. If Rodney does make the health care matter a confidence one, he could easily campaign on this and possibly win. Very, very interesting!!!!
Danny Williams won 70 per cent of the popular vote in his province yesterday. That is astounding! We'll have to see if NS voters will embrace this new deal or punish Harper for letting us "twist in the wind" (a la Joe Torre) all this time.
Anyway, more on these and other issues tomorrow on the HOTLINE!
Cheers,
Amber
So...some changes might be on the way to the Youth Criminal Justice Act. Hey, it's great to hear but who actually thinks these changes are coming? Minister Nicholson was short on specifics and if there is a federal election, this was just another empty promise. It's great that Murray Scott is pleased, I was pleased too when I heard it yesterday, but now I'm feeling utterly skeptical again.
A lot of the conversation during hour number 2 revolved around Stephane Dion and whether he has the support of caucus. Mike Savage and Geoff Regan pledged their support and Geoff pointed out Michael Ignatieff made a public pledge to support Dion as well. As soon as I heard that I thought about Brian Mulroney - didn't he made a similar pledge to Joe Clark? Nothing is sacred in politics. I do agree with the MPs though that Dion's english has vastly improved - I commented on that a few blogs back.
Hey - BREAKING NEWS!!
http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20071010/ns_equalization_071010/20071010?hub=TopStories
Very interesting - this should be a hot topic on the show tomorrow! Pretty shrewd. I guess "Steve" knows NFLD is a lost cause, so he might as well focus on retaining seats on NS, especially with the possibility of a provincial election. If Rodney does make the health care matter a confidence one, he could easily campaign on this and possibly win. Very, very interesting!!!!
Danny Williams won 70 per cent of the popular vote in his province yesterday. That is astounding! We'll have to see if NS voters will embrace this new deal or punish Harper for letting us "twist in the wind" (a la Joe Torre) all this time.
Anyway, more on these and other issues tomorrow on the HOTLINE!
Cheers,
Amber
Tuesday, October 9, 2007
Post Thanksgiving malaise
That's what I'm attributing the show 1st hour to - people fatigued from eating so much turkey over the weekend that no one had the strength to pick up the phone!
This parent bullying story is just crazy. I'm hoping the newspapers will be printing more info tomorrow after the Hotline broke the fact police consider this a sort of "reverse bullying" case. Here is the article from the Chronicle-Herald...so I'm sure we will be hearing more about this in the coming week.
http://thechronicleherald.ca/Front/937195.html
We had Barb Stegemann in for the last half hour of the show and wow, what a dynamic person!! It was great to listen to her and she was so fresh and was a straight talker, I really enjoyed it. She was nice too, which is always a bonus! Here is the link to her new book coming out next March and if you click on "Meet the author" you will find her e-mail address in order to help her on her crusade to cure the world of the cancer that is bullying. Good luck, Barb!
I wonder if Scott Logan will ever come out with a book on his side of the Commonwealth games bid. Tim Bousquet, the Coast writer was in during hour number 2, and says he's been trying to track down Scott Logan. I think that would be an incredible interview, to see if he's become embittered by the process. I mean, he was just doing the job he was asked to do - bring the games to Halifax, and I think a lot of what went wrong was dumped on his shoulders. That's got to sting, even now.
Richard had a great line today when talking about water pollution and the fact there are munitions and chemical weapons buried in our oceans and even the Bras d'or lakes. He said no wonder whales beach themselves -- they want to get the hell out of there! Sad, but true.
So...you have your chance to ask 2 liberal MPs about their leader's crumbling support tomorrow! The very affable Mike Savage will be in with Geoff Regan during hour number 2.
Talk to you then!
Amber
This parent bullying story is just crazy. I'm hoping the newspapers will be printing more info tomorrow after the Hotline broke the fact police consider this a sort of "reverse bullying" case. Here is the article from the Chronicle-Herald...so I'm sure we will be hearing more about this in the coming week.
http://thechronicleherald.ca/Front/937195.html
We had Barb Stegemann in for the last half hour of the show and wow, what a dynamic person!! It was great to listen to her and she was so fresh and was a straight talker, I really enjoyed it. She was nice too, which is always a bonus! Here is the link to her new book coming out next March and if you click on "Meet the author" you will find her e-mail address in order to help her on her crusade to cure the world of the cancer that is bullying. Good luck, Barb!
I wonder if Scott Logan will ever come out with a book on his side of the Commonwealth games bid. Tim Bousquet, the Coast writer was in during hour number 2, and says he's been trying to track down Scott Logan. I think that would be an incredible interview, to see if he's become embittered by the process. I mean, he was just doing the job he was asked to do - bring the games to Halifax, and I think a lot of what went wrong was dumped on his shoulders. That's got to sting, even now.
Richard had a great line today when talking about water pollution and the fact there are munitions and chemical weapons buried in our oceans and even the Bras d'or lakes. He said no wonder whales beach themselves -- they want to get the hell out of there! Sad, but true.
So...you have your chance to ask 2 liberal MPs about their leader's crumbling support tomorrow! The very affable Mike Savage will be in with Geoff Regan during hour number 2.
Talk to you then!
Amber
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