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October 1, 2009

Photoshop fun: a variation on this week’s persistent theme

After cleaning house in the Opposition leader’s office, Ignatieff is expected to put so many of his former Toronto faithful in prominent backroom jobs that some are already calling it the “Rosedale gang.” — Toronto Star, January 9th 2009

“Should [Ignatieff] follow his Quebec lieutenant while working closely with a credible team? Or his Toronto advisers who know nothing about the social and political realities of Quebec?” — Denis Coderre

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David

Brilliant! As funny as the Libranos poster.
Omanator

Stephen I needed a good laugh today. Thanks
MrEd

FDLMAO… OMG, I litterally just fell outta my chair. Can we donate to have this printed and plastered all over Liberal party head quarters across Canada??? count me in for $20
MrEd

you should do it up with the color photo of Iffy as the Joker
CanadianSense

Priceless!
Bec

Silent auction this…..NOW….It will literally pay for the next election ….or pay off your mortgage…

Fabulous Stephen!
argee

This liberal party is falling apart. Hedy Fry was on about the Olympic logo being copied from the CPC’s logo and blaiming PMSH and the party for engineering this. Well I can forgive Fry for this, as I suspect her eyes are filled with smoke from the crosses burning in her riding as she was speaking. However, Iggie allowing this to be brought forth shows me that despartion rules in the liberal party, he has really lost control…Haaaaarvard, here I come…….argee
michael

Shouldn’t there be more women in the Rosedale gang?
terry1

Hey Stephen, could I start a wanted poster with the Cowboy harpo photo used in my alias.
jm

I’m just curious why there is no outrage over the fact there is only one female in the in the Rosedale Gang. I thought for sure Jane Taber would be all over this.
ricknewman

Beautiful.
AEK

Excellent work!

If there was a French language version of this poster, I’m guessing you could sell thousands of tee-shirts, sweat shirts and coffee mugs in Quebec.

Quebecers need to know that their best federalist choice is Parti conservateur du Canada.
fernstalbert

Hat tip to you Mr. Taylor. This was a brilliant concept. You can hear the “weeping and gnashing of teeth” from the Liberal apologists. Thanks for using such a great image to get the point across regarding Ignatieff and his “gang”. Cheers.
Jon

This from the party who cut culture funding in the last election and cost themselves a majority…

O the trappings of having nothing better to do with one’s time…
terry1

In case you need more “Harpo” here is some more good stuff:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M572xalfn9I
terry1

nah, quebeckers would prefer a make your own T-shirt:

http://stephenharper.org/#
Cat

A perfect poster Stephen!

So now the spinners are on to trying to scandalize Canada's Olympic logo – suggesting that it's too similar to the Conservative one to be anything but a conspiracy – to do what exactly? Funny that I didn't think it looked at all like the Conservative logo until the Liberal puffin mentioned it. Now I say…so what?
Jason Kauppinen

Hey you made bourque! Congratulations.
Blue Boy

You forgot John Mraz.
Seen him lurking by Kinsella side in Ottawa for the last month.
Here is his mugshot: http://v1.theglobeandmail.com/v5/content/photos/200mraz.jpg
http://www.stephentaylor.ca Stephen Taylor

updated with french version! see the post above
MrEd

only if you drop your pants long enough to let in some oxygen so your brain can figure out how to work photo shop Terry1
dbenoit

I think that instead of constantly bashing the opposing political parties, Canadian politicians should focus on the things that THEIR going to do to make Canada a better place, not what the opposition is going to do to make it WORSE.
dbenoit

I think that instead of constantly bashing the opposing political parties, Canadian politicians should focus on the things that THEIR going to do to make Canada a better place, not what the opposition is going to do to make it WORSE.