Anti-Conservative left-wing biased Terry Milewski gets owned by crowd "Defund the CBC!"

Terry Milewski is a left-wing biased CBC reporter. A crowd cheered when someone yelled "shut down the CBC!" "Give me my $1 Billion back!" was also heard, along with "defund the CBC!"

Terry Milewski hates Stephen Harper and is very rude. Terry Milewski is very left-wing, and hates conservatives. He only reports positive stories about the NDP, Liberals, or Green parties.

Another cog in the left-wing wheel of the biased CBC.

Privatize the CBC!! Demand your tax dollars back!

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[consluff]

"Terry Milewski" and "valid questions" do not belong in the same sentence.

Defund the CBC.

[conifergreen2]

The CBC was taken over by the federal Liberals during their last regime. They filled all the positions with Liberals. We now have a very biased left-wing state run broadcaster. They need to be defunded or have a major housecleaning.

[enicanada]

Mr. Milewski is asking the Prime Minister if he will obey the constitution after the election. This should be a simple, and resounding yes. The fact that the Prime Minister refused to answer should scare people.

To be precise, the question was if he would accept it if he got minority and the Governor General handed control over to an opposition majority coalition.

[ammarios]

@BOULDERDP I wasn't aware that they were supposed to send reporters who either loved or hated the politician. Since conservatives think that somehow the CBC loves the Grits, then they would've sent a Layton-hater to Layton....

Why are they supposed to evaluate the reporter's political views before sending him anywhere? It is irrelevant.

[ammarios]

@footluv71 REMOTELY correspond or accurately represent the majority of those who voted or even where on the political spectrum they are. According to conservatives,the Grits,NDP,Greens,Bloc,Communis­tPart,MarxistP are all to the left of centre (and obviously the Cons are to the right). So, if we were to group the vote into left vs. right, the majority voted left. I DO agree that the system was ALSO flawed during Chretien, but it's more of a problem now. The majority of voters are not right-wing.

[ammarios]

@footluv71 So, yeah, the system was flawed back in the Chretien days too, but the results weren't nearly as damaging as this time around. I'm not a Liberal, but I voted for a centre-left party (as did 60%who voted), and with Chretien, even though the system was ALSO flawed, I was at least not TOO bothered because while I didn't get who I voted for, I at least got SOME form of left-of-centre gov't (which corresponded with 60%of who voted)..With Harpy, it's MUCH worse because it does not even

[ammarios]

@footluv71 was just as flawed as it is now, at least with Chretien, the 60% who voted for SOME form of left-of-centre party got something closer to what they voted. (And calling the Liberals "left-of-centre" is the CONS idea). So, 60% of the voters who voted left-of-centre ended up with SOME form of left-of-centre gov't (which is still a flawed system), but nowhere NEAR as bad as 60% of voters voting left-of-centre but ending up with a completely right-wing gov't that only 39% voters voted for

[ammarios]

@footluv71 What do you mean Chretien's "so-called back-to-back majorities"? They WERE three back-to-back majorities.And, actually, yes the situation IS different (worse) now than it was with Chretien. Even though Chretien won 3 majorities with the same support as Harper, the other 60 percent(the ACTUAL majority) who didn't vote right-wing (in both elections) voted for varying forms of SOME kind of left-of-centre government (Liberal,NDP,Green,Bloc,Commun­ist..etc), and so, even though the system

[notloz2]

@consluff Consluff How was the question not valid?

[footluv71]

@StephenHP62 Well the majority of Canadians didn't vote for Jean Chretien during his so called back to back to back majorities during the '90's either so there you go. It's the system. Deal with it. I didn't hear liberals whining and complaining then. All of a sudden now that Steven Harper has his well earned majority something is broken and in bad need or repair. Only in a liberal mind.