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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!)

elected

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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