[Scape]

Conservative aide leaked budget files to ‘friends’ he’d tapped for jobs

[DrCaleb]

Did any Tory staffers call for his assassination?

[andyt]

Oh, well, remove that one bad apple then. The rest of the Reformacons are as clean as a whistle.

[Scape]

[EyeBrock]

He should be fired and prosecuted if possible like any other person who has broken confidences. Then maybe shot as a warning to others.

Firm but fair.

[SprCForr]

Old style Commie internal purge.

Aaaaand...GO!

[Zipperfish]

What a dumbass. The Hill is crawling with toadies like this guy though. The smell of power intoxicates the greedy.

[Mr_Canada]

Are they supposed to say "Mr. Chair" to a woman?

[SprCForr]

Mr_Canada wrote:

Are they supposed to say "Mr. Chair" to a woman?

Oh the temptation to smack this one out of the park...

Must resist...

[Freakinoldguy]

Mr_Canada wrote:

Are they supposed to say "Mr. Chair" to a woman?

Only if he's actually addressing the "chair", otherwise it's Madame Chair.

But then again, this guy can't be accused of being the brightest bulb in the pack now can he.

[Canadian_Mind]

Wow, how old was this douche?

Second lady asked all the right questions too.

[PublicAnimalNo9]

Quote:

“I understood after the fact the gravity of the error that I made,” Mr. Ullyatt told MPs.

Translation: "If I'd have known I would be caught, I never would have done it."

[Mr_Canada]

SprCForr wrote:

Mr_Canada wrote:

Are they supposed to say "Mr. Chair" to a woman?

Oh the temptation to smack this one out of the park...

Must resist...

I'm not very fluent in parliamentary lingo,

But it would make it funnier if he's just doing it totally wrong.

[ASLplease]

PublicAnimalNo9 wrote:

Quote:

“I understood after the fact the gravity of the error that I made,” Mr. Ullyatt told MPs.

Translation: "If I'd have known I would be caught, I never would have done it."

No, not necessarily true. I was given signing authority for requisitioning materials long before I learned an good sense of integrity about it. In fact, once I gave a co-worker a blank and signed requisition because I was going to be out of the office for a few days. I now realize that wasn't a good idea.

The point is: I didn't do anything with the idea that 'oh I wont get caught' and beleive that your association between an action and an attitude is not a rubber stamped association....you need to look at each case on an individual basis.

[hurley_108]

ASLplease wrote:

PublicAnimalNo9 wrote:

Quote:

“I understood after the fact the gravity of the error that I made,” Mr. Ullyatt told MPs.

Translation: "If I'd have known I would be caught, I never would have done it."

No, not necessarily true. I was given signing authority for requisitioning materials long before I learned an good sense of integrity about it. In fact, once I gave a co-worker a blank and signed requisition because I was going to be out of the office for a few days. I now realize that wasn't a good idea.

The point is: I didn't do anything with the idea that 'oh I wont get caught' and beleive that your association between an action and an attitude is not a rubber stamped association....you need to look at each case on an individual basis.

Hmmm, I have access to this very private and sensitive document which could help some friends of mine make some money if they know what's in it and everyone else doesn't. I wonder if I should give it to them?

It's not a hard decision to make, and if he was so green as to find it a hard decision, he should never have been placed in a position to make it.