Failing that, they'd like the Premier to end Wiseman's second career in heath care. (He used to be a human resources manager.)
Ok.
That's a pretty standard political cry.
Not surprisingly, the premier is standing behind his man Ross, as he said in a statement coming - presumably - over his comms director's Blackberry:
"He is an incredibly competent, conscientious and hard-working minister. He is dealing with a number of serious issues, many which started under the Liberal administration, and I have great faith in his abilities," Williams said.Again, a pretty standard response.
But if the Premier really stood behind Wiseman he might have used his own voice and done it by deriding the opposition for yet another lame-assed, predictable pile of drivel.
As it stands, Wiseman got the same endorsement one imagines that Rona and Gordon got just before they were punted to new jobs.
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