Waugh is freelancing. He still has stories appearing in the Sun, if you're paying attention. As for Hudema, I assume he was invited by the NDs. Even if he wasn't, the Legislature is a public building and he has a right to enter the public areas. Anon at 9:35, you really had to take a shot at a woman approaching 70 for her looks? And we wonder why women don't find politics rewarding...
Dave Cournoyer began blogging in 2005 while studying Political Science at the University of Alberta in Edmonton. In 2006, he was elected Vice-President (External) his Students’ Union and served as Chair of the Council of Alberta University Students until 2007. Since then, he has worked as Communication Coordinator for Alberta’s official opposition party and for various advocacy and public policy groups. As well as writing on this blog, Dave also occasionally writes for publications such as SEE Magazine.
Great shots Dave...
ReplyDeleteThat last one is my favourite, too! :)
ReplyDeleteI thought Waugh was fired? Did you get me all excited for nothing?
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! thanks for posting!
ReplyDeleteHow short is Lyndsey Telfer?
ReplyDeleteI'm surprised that Hudema is allowed into the Leg.
"I'm surprised that Hudema is allowed into the Leg."
ReplyDeleteand with a pressed shirt, and shaved to boot. Must be a big day, dressing like a grown-up and all.
Just curious, but how come none of these people are looking at you?
ReplyDeleteIt would be ok to have at least one posed picture. You won't be labelled as Establishment for that.
With each Budget, Iris Evans looks more and more like a man...
ReplyDeleteWith each budget, Dwight Duncan looks more and more like a woman...
ReplyDeleteHmmm, doesn't have the same ring.
Iris Evans - Nancy Grace.
ReplyDeleteI'm just sayin'...
My favorite: Sustainable Resource Development Minister Ted Morton and daveberta.ca fan Neil Waugh.
ReplyDeleteYou have fans?
Where can I buy some?
Waugh is freelancing. He still has stories appearing in the Sun, if you're paying attention. As for Hudema, I assume he was invited by the NDs. Even if he wasn't, the Legislature is a public building and he has a right to enter the public areas. Anon at 9:35, you really had to take a shot at a woman approaching 70 for her looks? And we wonder why women don't find politics rewarding...
ReplyDeletePaul Hinman? The guy doesn't have a seat, anymore.
ReplyDeleteOr is he just taking a cue from Elizabeth May - haunting the Rotunda, looking for an open microphone? ;)