Justin Trudeau demands investigation into PMO/Senate ethics scandal
Trudeau’s Liberals hit historic highs as senate scandal has ‘drastic effect’ on Tories: poll
With the Conservatives ensnarled in the biggest political scandal in their seven years in government, a new poll suggests Justin Trudeau’s Liberals are en route to winning a massive majority in the next election.
More than four in 10 Canadians, 44%, said they would vote Liberal in the next federal election, according to latest Forum Poll for the National Post, compared to 27% support for the ruling Conservatives and 20% for the opposition NDP.
The Liberals would claim 192 seats in the 308-seat House of Commons with that support, leaving the Tories with 77 and dropping the NDP all the way back to 37. (CP)
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Teachers Teach Better When They Have Secret Crushes On Students »
TweetEmail TweetEmail Whenever I tell people my line of work, they look at me, see my age, and usually ask a variation on the next question: “So are you like the cool teacher or what?” I invariably blush and scoff. “Of course not. I’m just like everyone else.” The code phrase I’m actually, defensively trying to send, however, is: “I don’t sleep with my students, if that’s what you’re getting at.” I’m not even going to put up a fake front about how “offensive” this is. Some professors have lamented the fact that the follow-up question to someone saying “I’m a public accountant” or “I sell car insurance” is not “so are you like the cool, sexy CPA every girl wants to secretly bang while you’re finding her a new deduction?” And they’re right: this belies a double standard. So, yes, rampant public perception issues about professionalism may still exist when it comes to teachers. But, I’m not here to wave that flag. I’m here to wave this one: I think it may actually benefit a college student’s education when his or her professor may harbor secret, taboo fantasies—or at least an innocent, little crush. Hear me out before you […]
I want to discuss this openly with somebody; preferably more than one somebody! This may be ridiculously presumptuous but I believe that, to an extent, it sort of rings true in my experience. What’s interesting is that what the other describes is in no way illegal or “taboo.” What do you think? Seriously hit up the ask box!
