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Peter MacKay, Jim Prentice and David Orchard |
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Media Uninformed |
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Ottawa, Ontario - Friday, January 17, 2003 - by: Brad Thomson | |||||||
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Even on a day when we have two candidates officially declare, the media continues with its absurd suggestions that the big issue concerns those who have chosen not to run. The standard journalistic remark states that we Tories spend most of our time wallowing in a cesspool of self-pity at the fact that certain individuals have chosen not to enter the race. | ||||||
This is ridiculous! | |||||||
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Any time I talk with others, we are pleased with the prospects of such men as MacKay, Prentice and Brison. We don't sit around wishing that Lord, Harris and Tory had entered the race. | ||||||
The media is disgracing itself. It is utterly ill-informed. | |||||||
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Mr. Thomson is the Secretary of the Ottawa South Progressive Conservative Association |
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Laghi, Brian, MacKay, Prentice enter PC race, Leadership seekers promis to focus on building party rather than merger, (PDF) January 17, 2003, Toronto Globe and Mail | ||||||
First candidates into tory leadership race have opposing views on 'unite the right' January 17, 2003, CBC news | |||||||
Winsor, Hugh, Solid candidates, not much flash in Tory contest, (PDF) January 17, 2003, Toronto Globe and Mail | |||||||
Schwartz, Alyssa, Dimitrakopoulos, MacKay, Prentice to vie for Tory leadership, January 17, 2003, CTVNews | |||||||
Cox, Kevin, MP's campaign gets off to a cold start, (PDF) January 17, 2003, Toronto Globe and Mail | |||||||
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Dunfield, Allison, Orchard to run for Tory leadership, (PDF) January 17, 2003, Toronto Globe and Mail | ||||||
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