Hebert sends Joe to his room
I read Chantal Hebert's column after seeing Pogge's comments in the E-Group - fantastic - here are my favourite paragraphs:
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Watching Clark now describe Harper as a dangerous leader who harbours secret plans to renege on the federal role in the environment, promote more two-tier health care, walk away from social activism and gay rights and model his agenda on that of the Bush administration, one can only marvel at the contortions involved in the exercise.
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The fundamental problem with Clark's denunciation of the Conservative party is that he is warning voters against potential choices he himself made or tolerated as Tory leader.
What was acceptable policy under his leadership is a threat to Canada's fabric under Harper.
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"....
Watching Clark now describe Harper as a dangerous leader who harbours secret plans to renege on the federal role in the environment, promote more two-tier health care, walk away from social activism and gay rights and model his agenda on that of the Bush administration, one can only marvel at the contortions involved in the exercise.
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The fundamental problem with Clark's denunciation of the Conservative party is that he is warning voters against potential choices he himself made or tolerated as Tory leader.
What was acceptable policy under his leadership is a threat to Canada's fabric under Harper.
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