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Appointing elected senator was part of a “Conservative crusade”: Liberals’ Globe and Mail

click to readTheir headline provides a hint as to what’s to come.  They sneeringly refer to the appointment of the twice-elected Senator-in-waiting as the (beware:  media agenda-quote-marks coming!)

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senator.  (See here for background blog entry). 

Apparently the “reporter” is unaware that as of yet—despite the noble efforts of the Conservatives —in keeping with the principles of Bill C-43, the proposed law that would enable Canadians to vote for Senators —we do not have an elected senate yet.  Blame the liberal-left for that—not Canadians, who are on Harper’s Conservative side on that issue.  Perhaps the “reporter” would prefer to see folks appointed on the Liberals’ crafty and tendentious “willy-nilly” basis instead of lowering ourselves to that stupid “democracy” thing (well, “thing” or “crusade”—whatever), which is of course “American-style” and therefore “Bush-like”.

In the “news” story itself, they inform you, “…Although that election does not compel Mr. Harper to appoint Mr. Brown, the Prime Minister said the move boosts the Conservative crusade.”

Now… I didn’t personally hear the Prime Minister claim—outright “say”—that “the move boosts the Conservative crusade,”  but I guess it’s possible.  I’d sure like the “reporter”, Brian Laghi, or the Globe and Mail’s editors to provide me with that exact quote.  That would be the Christian “crusade-ish” thing to do—am I right, liberals?

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