Ding dong the witch is dead

Babble on.

Paul Martin has finally done something right, expelling the addlepated douchebag from caucus for her latest foray into the distasteful world of unapologetic moonbattery.

From CBC News:

Unless she chooses to cross the floor to join another federal party, she will sit as an Independent in Parliament, joining Independent British Columbia MP Chuck Cadman.

I'm sure Chuck's thrilled with that characterization of the situation. If he's as principled a man as I believe he is, it probably makes him want to go take a shower. Note to the CBC: 'Independent' means 'not joined to anyone'. In Chuck's case, it might even mean 'especially not joined to that brain-dead twit from Mississauga'.

Babble off.

Update: Some readers believe I've been too hard on Paul Wells recently (including Paul himself, I think). Well, here's a good example of why he's still a must-read:

And now we come to day's most richly entertaining lesson. No prime minister can tolerate a display of open contempt from somebody who is supposed to be a member of his team. The proper response to such behaviour is dismissal. Paul Martin reached that inevitable conclusion today.

Just as Jean Chrétien reached the same conclusion in June, 2002.

You see? That's what I'm talkin' about!