To get as gentlemanly a parliamentarian as Ed Broadbent to use the 'L' word takes a lot."I've never seen the leader of a Conservative party, certainly not Bob Stanfield, certainly not Joe Clark, lie — I choose the word deliberately — the way Mr. Harper has... They lie. They pay people to destroy things."
Wednesday, December 03, 2008
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He was excellent on CBC's The Current this morning.
We need to hear more rational voices on our airwaves and on news stands. Harper's PR machine is in full swing and being swallowed whole by too many in the media.
Meanwhile, we might as well borrow some of the CPC supporters' tactics, like voting on useless online polls to make it look like our viewpoint is shared by the majority.
We managed to get the pro-coalition viewpoint winning polls in the G&M, Winnipeg Free Press and Edmonton Journal. We need to keep that up.
On that note, check out this poll and vote:
http://www.mysask.com/portal/site/pc-saskatchewan/
w/v= whisms
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