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Princeton, Ontario - Sunday, February 23, 2003 - by: Rebecca Gingrich | |||||||
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I am happy that someone has brought this story (Back into the tar pit) to the fore again--and at a most opportune moment. Indeed it is slime oozing from a cesspool--and it is up to Canadians to keep stories like this on the front pages. | ||||||
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I wonder where the unions are when stories like this surface---you would think this would be first and foremost in their minds with the likelihood of this Scrooge becoming the next Prime Minister. I read about this when it first happened and the story had a very short shelf life. | ||||||
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The odours keep swirling around this man and the sleaze and corruption from the Liberals will be, if anything, magnified, when he (Paul Martin) becomes Prime Minister. | |||||||
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Martin was Finance Minister when;
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He has consistently voted with his government to the detriment of Canada. If anything he is worse than Chretien because he is more adept at slithering out from under the sleaze. | ||||||
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Can Canadians be smoothtalked into voting for this evil again??? | |||||||
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Smith, Jeff, Back into the tar pit, February 21, 2003, Ensign | |||||||
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