Muttart Out
Top Tory election architect Patrick Muttart – who most people seem to think is a pretty bright guy – is off to the US.
So how big of a deal is this?
Well, it's probably more important than people who don’t follow politics think it is, but less important than people who do follow politics think it is.
So how big of a deal is this?
Well, it's probably more important than people who don’t follow politics think it is, but less important than people who do follow politics think it is.
Labels: Patrick Muttart
posted by calgarygrit at
9:55 p.m.
3 Comments:
Well, it's probably more important than people who don’t follow politics think it is, but less important than people who do follow politics think it is.
Isn't that always the case with pretty much everything?
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Anonymous, at 9:38 a.m.
Ha, well put sir. As a Tory voter, I hope it is the later, but it does speak to an uncomfortable trend.
CJ
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Anonymous, at 12:17 p.m.
Tories drop Cadman defamation suit against Liberals
By The Canadian Press
OTTAWA - Stephen Harper has dropped a $3.5-million defamation suit against the Liberal party over the Chuck Cadman affair.
A terse news release says the prime minister and the Federal Liberal Agency of Canada have agreed to settle all issues related to the suit.
The action has been dismissed without costs awarded to either side and both parties have agreed not to comment further.
Harper launched the lawsuit last March after the Liberal party accused the prime minister of condoning immoral, illegal and unethical behaviour in the Cadman affair.
The Liberals charged that Harper was aware of an attempt by Conservative officials to bribe Cadman, the late independent MP, in return for his support during a crucial 2005 confidence vote.
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JimTan, at 5:38 p.m.
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