Radio call-in maven Sue has decided that after campaigning vigorously for Stephen Harper she is wrong.
She has started a group to recall the prime minister.
Nice try, Sue, but a recall option doesn't exist in Canadian politics. Even if it did as proposed by the old Reform Party only Harper's own constituents can recall their elected representative.
She calls her new group RSVP, as in Respect the Selections of the Voting Public.
There are a couple of simple observations here:
1. This is an admission Sue was wrong. That isn't news on any level.
2. Sue's mistakes are not cause for a political movement. We've been there, done that and got the t-shirts.
3. Her recall makes no sense because every member of the voting public did get their selection respected. Sue got hers respected in spades. She got the Harper government she worked for, the one she twisted logic and common sense to proselytize for.
Now she can live with her choices.
And her bogus political analysis.
RSVP?
Try roflmao *.
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Update:
What's a political cause without its own website? Not much.
No surprise therefore that RSVP has now got the recall Harper thing set up as a blog of sorts.
You can find it here, but you may also wish to check out the Lower Churchill blog Sue started back in September but apparently hasn't updated much since.
It's attracted a few hits and the title of the first post is Day 1, which presumably was three days ago. Take note of the comments to get a sense of how people are reacting to this effort by someone who only a few short weeks ago was doing her damnedest to get Stephen Harper where he is today.
* roflmao = rolling on the floor, laughing my ass off