"The ad was pulled because the ad was pulled, and because there were better ads - that's essentially it," Martin said ............... - a subject he joked he has trouble understanding.
Gee, I'm surprised that Martin has admitted to having trouble understanding this subject. This articulate "wannabe prime minister" has been sooooooo succinct in explaining in simplistic terms why the ad was pulled - "because it was pulled". It appears as though Martin believes that he has actually provided a valid answer. Yes, I can see how confused he is!
Maybe the RCMP should be called in to administer a few alcohol and drug tests to determine whether this leader (and I use that term loosely) is fit to lead.
The ad was pulled from the Liberal party's English website, but a French version, minus the drums, remained on the party's French website as late as Wednesday afternoon and has also aired on television in Quebec.
Maybe a possible explanation for this "apparent oversight" would be that Martin misplaced the phone number for the Quebec Media, that he really didn't have time to bother recalling those ads, or that he didn't think that anyone in Quebec would actually bother to view or understand those ads.
Lastly, with regard to the liberal theme of these so-called "Choose Your Canada" ads, was that a typo error? Maybe Martin's real intent is "Goose your Canada"!
Let's see - there was the Harper quote ad for Atlantic Canada, the Mike Harris/Common Sense Revolution ad for Ontario, and the ghetto ad for B.C. I wonder who the despicable "Canadian soldiers" ad was supposed to be geared toward. Hmmm...
The ad was pulled from the Liberal party's English website, but a French version, minus the drums, remained on the party's French website as late as Wednesday afternoon and has also aired on television in Quebec.
Hmmm... Quebeckers.
The ad was pulled because the ad was pulled, and because there were better ads - that's essentially it
Nice explanation. Sort of like saying the Liberals are losing because the Liberals are losing. Or more aptly, Martin's explanation is stupid is because his explanation is stupid.
Martin, whose party polls suggest has fallen well back of the Conservatives, was visibly frustrated Thursday with persistent questions from the media about the ads, which overshadowed the day's policy announcement.
Gee... with great explanations like that, what does Martin expect?