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Coyne v. Wells on thin ice

Our Video postcast with Andrew Coyne and Paul Wells

by macleans.ca on Tuesday, September 14, 2010 6:58pm - 0 Comments
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  • Stewart_Smith

    The dangers of coming out of a deficit too soon…. I really would like to hear more about that.

  • LdKitchenersOwn

    The video you are trying to watch is currently unavailable.
    Please check back soon.

    • Stewart_Smith

      That is truly unfortunate. The original was inspired, compelling drama delivered by two masters of the art. Indeed, it likely went too far, tearing at the fabric of convention and inspiring uncontrolled epiphanies among the populace. Society was not ready, lawyers went into action and the original is replaced by this listless substitution. Your very soul has lost something for your tardiness in finding this link. sorry

  • Dee

    Hmm… notice they've both been rotated to the right?

  • DerekPearce

    Er… where is the video? Nothing comes up…

    • DerekPearce

      Incidentally, it did finally come up. Thoroughly enjoyable.

  • jade_lee

    "doing the Ottawa thing" <<< makes me sick! It appears that main stream media is more dangerous than once thought!

  • sea_n_mountains

    good chat, as per usual. but have to disagree with coyne notion that it is not possible to hold anyone account when one level of government lobbies another for $. while i fully occur with his desire to stamp out the tendency to have one level of government to whine to another whenever it wants something, i can't imagine any logic to support the extension he makes. Coyne, care to expand?

  • AJR79

    The sideways issue is pretty cool.

    Can't imagine that it was very cost effective to manufacture… but still pretty cool.

  • AJR79

    I have to disagree with Coyne about one thing (and only one). Iggy's improvement is real.

    I was watching him with Mansbridge, and he didn't even annoy me!

    I still disagree with him on almost all the policy stuff, but he does look much more polished.

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