Incredulous.
Unprecedented. Absurd. All of those superlatives, and others, fit a Liberal Government coming apart at the seams. Premier Ball’s 17% approval rating, according to the latest Angus
Reid Poll, confirms a public bewildered by his refusal to do anything but stumble.
Monday’s
Uncle Gnarley Blog post, confirming Nalcor was not contractually obligated to
pay Ed Martin severance, contradicting the Premier's earlier
assertions, now seems just a warm-up for an even larger charade.
Still, the post claimed a direct hit forcing Ball to reveal a scheme whereby the former
Nalcor Board of Directors had fired Ed Martin after he had resigned.
Some third world countries are run better than this place thanks, in part, to the people on the former Nalcor Board.
Ken Marshall and his cohorts are gone; the problem is the Premier appears complicit in their decision.
Ken Marshall and his cohorts are gone; the problem is the Premier appears complicit in their decision.
