The volume of praise for Conservatives on this blog is no doubt fleeting. And I'm positive I have never said nice things about a Conservative Premier here before. But after reading this story, I've got to give full marks to John Hamm. Instead of throwing a hissy fit, flinging insults, and taking down the flag, Hamm quietly negotiated to ensure his people got the best possible deal. As a result, Nova-Scotians will be better off.
Will it get him votes at home? Probably not. Danny Williams, meanwhile, will likely get re-elected with a massive majority. But John Hamm did what he was elected to do and he deserves credit for that.
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I lived in Nova Scotia for four years and have learned to respect Hamm for his quiet leadership. While I never voted for him, he is ably handling a minority situation.
Kevin
By Unknown, at 1:10 p.m.
Martin's handled this terribly, I'll agree. Scott Reid did not help matters early on and, as usual, there hasn't really been a clear message coming out of the PMO. Just like on gay marriage, or Kyoto, or health care, or anything really, no one is arguing the government position clearly.
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