tiffer24
Senior Member
Oh yeah.. I almost forgot. Rob's sick.
Rob who?
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Oh yeah.. I almost forgot. Rob's sick.
Wow. Glad the media is going there. This could be interesting.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com//new...er/article20592615/?cmpid=rss1&click=sf_globe
Angela M. Murphy @angelainTO
Exclusiveglobeandmail: Doug running has been back-up plan for some time: sources. trib.al/xItextk via #topoli #Toronto #cndpoli
The gloves appear to be off.
Peter Leon needs to be shot directly in the sun, do not pass go, do not collect $200.
Peter Leon needs to be shot directly in the sun, do not pass go, do not collect $200.
It sounded like he was ready to run up the stairs at Mount Sinai ( Rob subway style ) because the elevators were not fast enough.
I know what you're saying about the hope thing. Maybe it's exactly that, but until I hear that he has staged cancer, I'll believe it's all a plan. These are not normal, moral people, they are opportunistic and take advantage of people's emotions. We are being played. Only time will time if I'm right.
Well, we'll see whether any doctor from MSH comes out confirming that it is malignant.
AoD
Tabatha Southey @TabathaSouthey · 4h
Bright side of today is how much this is going to hurt Towhey's book sales, “Yeah, I wrote a book about the candidate for Ward 2."
Every shit-hurricane has a silver lining of a few very funny and on-target jokes ...
(Sorry if I'm not first to post this here. Seriously hard to keep up today.)
Yes, I'm starting to wonder if we'll hear anything more from actual doctors about Rob's condition. More likely from Doug from now on, no?
That's because it's incredibly simple.
It's clear that Rob was not going to win the mayoral race. To keep Rob in political office, the only fallback position is to drop out and run for Ward 2, which he obviously has a better chance of winning (if not practically guaranteed).
Doug has has even less chance of winning the mayoralty race, but that's fine, because Doug has no interest in returning to city hall in the first place.
The "tumour" is an interesting development, as there needs to be an excuse for the switch.
Unlike Rob, who usually controlled his temper in public, Doug has a tendency to go on the attack at the slightest provocation, spinning ad-libbed conspiracy theories about people out to get him, be it Kathleen Wynne or the Toronto Police. This has landed him in endless trouble, having picked losing battles with everybody from Margaret Atwood (remember that?) to Police Chief Bill Blair, repeatedly crippling his brother’s agenda. Doug Ford has spent the last four years waging a permanent war on everything, and losing. None of this bodes well for a high-profile campaign.