Quote Of The Day
Arianna Huffington, The Huffington Post: "At a dinner party in Los Angeles not long after the 2000 election, I was talking to a man and his wife, both prominent Republicans. The conversation soon turned to the new president. 'I didn't vote for George Bush' the man confessed. 'I didn't either,' his wife added. Their names: John and Cindy McCain (Cindy told me she had cast a write-in vote for her husband)."
Update — McCain aide Mark Salter: "Why would she make something up? Because she's a flake, and a poser, and an attention seeking diva. And that's on the record."
File Photo: President George W. Bush and Senator John McCain. The Associated Press.
Brenda Martin's Four-Hour Flight
Guadalajara, Mexico to Kitchener, Ontario: $82,787.
In Pictures: North Carolina
Chelsea Clinton speaks at a rally in support of her mother in North Carolina. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton promised wary Americans a new beginning as they stepped up their battle Monday, the eve of their next fateful date with primary voters. By Logan Mock-Bunting/AFP/Getty Images.
Quotes Of The Week
» Premier Danny Williams on Ontario: "We're here to be part of a strong federation, and we're here to help our weaker sisters in their time of need."
» Premier Dalton McGuinty: "I know Danny Williams. Danny Williams is a friend of mine — at least I thought he was. He's got a wonderful sense of humour ..."
» Mr. Anonymous on criticizing the CBC: "It was overwhelmingly our single biggest fundraising initiative."
» Director Spike Lee on Rev. Jeremiah Wright: "It looks like he's being paid to keep talking."
» President George W. Bush: "We're going to send Jessica Simpson to the Democrat National Convention."
» Defence Minister Peter MacKay:
"I had one very funny experience in Rome," Mr. MacKay says in iRun
magazine. "They assigned these two middle-aged [security officers],
overweight, heavy smokers. I started to jog and they were coming behind
me in street shoes. I said, 'I'm going to go around the park. You wait
here.' They said that was okay as long as I didn't tell their superior
officer."
Photo: Defence Minister Peter MacKay is featured in the premiere issue of iRun magazine. By David Kawai for The Globe and Mail
In Pictures: Rideau Hall
Comedian Eugene Levy shares a light moment as he is presented with the Lifetime Artistic Achievement award in the Performing Arts by Governor-General Michaėlle Jean at Rideau Hall in Ottawa, Friday, May 2, 2008. By Fred Chartrand/The Canadian Press [Related]
Dept. Of Journalism: Then And Now
» May 1 — ABC: Clinton informal adviser on Hoosiers in 1992: "These people are ..."
» May 2: Deleted.
» ABC Update — 1:43 p.m.: "I posted the above yesterday but had the post taken down amidst some debate over its authenticity. I'm traveling and the Clinton campaign said that the clip had been doctored. (Taking it down is pretty S.O.P. -- if I'm traveling and a credible person tells me something on the blog is wrong, and I am not sure what is accurate, I will take down the blog post until I'm in front of a computer and can verify it one way or another.)"
» ABC Update — mid-afternoon: "In retrospect, I shouldn't have taken it down, but I was running through an airport at the time."
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Headlines Of The Week
» PM to stay 49 'for years to come' [CBC]
» African lion on the loose near Ottawa [AFP]
» Anti-vomit bylaw questioned [Windsor Star]
» Journalists and politicians lose respect in Canada [Reuters]
» Tories have no confidence in Elections Canada [The Globe]
» Bernier knocks MacKay, Brison off sexiest-MP pedestals [Chronicle]
