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Peter MacKay Quotes
«In fact, I'm told more who came from the other side of the legacy party (were affected), so this isn't something that is along party divisions or affiliations, it has nothing to do with that.»
Author: Peter MacKay
«This is part of a planned reorganization as I'm told and these changes are nothing to be alarmed about.»
Author: Peter MacKay
«It's another example of the ineffective, overly bureaucratic nightmare that is the gun registry,»
Author: Peter MacKay
«The government continues with this simultaneous face-saving, rear-end-covering exercise of trying to justify a very cumbersome, useless system.»
Author: Peter MacKay
«As far as the decorum in the House, and how they're going to stay in power -- well, they'll buy parties,»
Author: Peter MacKay
«From the cozy confines of 24 Sussex, the Prime Minister continues to dither on tax relief for Canadians,»
Author: Peter MacKay
«But we'll be a couple points ahead when we get to an election,»
Author: Peter MacKay
«This is strategic, I think and it's all about clinging to power. It's all about keeping their strategic options open as opposed to running the country in a prudent fashion.»
Author: Peter MacKay
«There could be an election this fall. So the last thing I want to do is lead to instability or speculation about my commitment to the party.»
Author: Peter MacKay
«There's a very small window of opportunity and I think the government is going to take that opportunity away by ensuring that we don't have anything that would possibly trigger a vote of confidence or could be construed as such.»
Author: Peter MacKay