Speaking of gong shows, how are these people vetted?

Does this oficially erase the cocky grin of snookies face? Now what Snookie your family friend is out of the picture?

JimP: Ignore Ken280, he is our local consultant who has a briefcase and is 50 miles away from home. Ken's motto, is that when he says he heard something real important, he says he heard it from a reliable source. That source is the guy he just met. Ken is so excited these days. He just can't sit still waiting for the results of the provincial election on May 14, 2013 at around 8:45 pm.

Garp: 1. Why is it that Jim SinClair's B.C. Federation of Labour transfers money to the NDP bank account so that the NDP can write a pay cheque for Moe Sihota? How come Carole James did not inform her caucus about this before it was leaked out.
2. Why is that Glen Clark did not take the advice given by Holyman, the world leader in fast cat ferries, not to build these fast cat ferries?

Garp: I've come to the conclusion that you work in a NDP MLA's office. Just sitting looking at that computer screen replying to comments that offend your party. $24.00 per hour drinking coffee and donuts. Unbelievable!

Garp: Finished your last assignment yet? Truth hurts does it?
While we have been going back and forth, how about your views on the 85 MLA's and their expenses that were put online recently.
Total seats in the house is 85, 46 Liberal, 36 NDP, and 3 Independent. 52.10% is NDP expenses, 3.54% is Independent expenses, and 44.36% is LIberal expenses.
Why does the opposition party NDP have more expenses with less members. The location of the riding has no barrier in expenses. Example, Scott Fraser, NDP MLA for Alberni-Pacific on Vancouver Island is $31,157 and Katrine Conroy, NDP MLA for Kootenay West is $30,482.
Out of the top 15 on the list of 85, the NDP have 11 names on the list. Example, Robin Austin, MLA for Skeena has expenses of $53,606, Norm MacDonald, MLA for Columbia-Revelstoke has expenses of $45,332, and Doug Donaldson, MLA for Stikine has expenses of $42,678.
Expenses for B.C. cabinet ministers that do a lot of travel are Christy Clark with expenses at $39,612, Shirley Bond at $27,323, Rich Coleman at $21,938, Mike DeJong at $23,450, Terry Lake at $27,575, and Steve Thomson at $19,809.
Adrian Dix, Leader of the opposition who has to do a lot of travel because it is expected of him, has $32,997, and yet some of his colleagues, are pretty high up there like Harry Lali at $32,829 and Nicholas Simons at $30,841.
Why does the opposition NDP have so much more in expenses than the B.C. government, which have cabinet ministers with lower totals than opposition MLA's.
Unbelievable, when the NDP complain about everything and anything under the sun until it affects themselves.
Your job Garp, is that if you accept the job is to find out for our readers, some concrete answers as to why this is happening. Make sure to check over your spelling when you decide to blow more gaskets. This tape will self destruct in 5 seconds.