Angry in the Great White North

The Liberal Party is holding a retreat in Vancouver:

The federal Liberal caucus meets in Vancouver this week to continue working to provide an effective and principled opposition to the governing Conservatives, Liberal Opposition Leader Bill Graham and Caucus Chair Ray Bonin said at the opening of the party’s summer caucus retreat.

“This week is about rolling up our sleeves and getting down to work to reinvigorate this party,” said Mr. Graham. “It’s about having meaningful dialogue regarding policy, plans for the coming session of Parliament and preparing for an election, whenever it may come.”

Here's an example of meaningful dialogue:

At the summer caucus retreat, leadership hopefuls Scott Brison and Carolyn Bennett called for the resignation of fellow MP Borys Wrzesnewskyj who, on a fact-finding mission in Lebanon, suggested Canada should be more open to talking to Hezbollah.

"Borys should resign as critic. His statements were unacceptable," said Brison.

The comments quickly became the central topic of the three-day retreat which was supposed to be a strategy session for the upcoming session of Parliament.

Let's watch as more and more MPs are forced to take sides on the immediate issue of Boris Wrzesnewskyj, and on the larger issue of how to deal with Hezbollah, and terrorism in general.