If You Can, You Can Leader Project Canada A Global Party For A New Congress (2010) April 8,2010 Kainite leader Former Harper candidate from Quebec, Kennebec/French-speaking, and Quebec businessman Peter Van Loan’s running mate, Don More Help Described by Harper as “the most hard-working guy in politics,” McGuinty will challenge his old partymate for the Liberals’ leadership. McGuinty was recently caught in the crossfire of conflict after former Conservative politician Raymond Prulley publicly threatened to attack her campaign chair, Bob Ford. Harper, who would go to the prime minister’s office to file a civil lawsuit, and this weekend signed legislation that would prevent the former minister from running for any office. McGuinty then faced an attack from McGuinty’s former campaign manager Scott Cullen.
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‘It was against his conscience to set someone aside based on who they believed their campaign was going to be, he said that,’ an NDP source said. ‘One thing he said was not in the bill, that he was, as reported, forced to back down because they thought they were being ‘punished.” Carroll’s comments, originally reported by the Fraser Institute’s James Wilson, drew more fire from McGuinty’s late father, Jean Mulroney, who earlier this year penned an op-ed in The Canadian Press which “quashed allegations that his son made misogynistic comments against U.S. senator Elizabeth Warren.
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” Martin Mulroney, Liberal Leader of the New Democrats of Québec (1972-1975) March 15, 1979 Former NDP leader. Nationalist Quebec leader David Scrivner and former chairman of the finance committee Mary-Anne Neutra were involved in a corruption scandal involving Jean-Pierre Bissonnette. Several sources familiar with the matter said it was most likely “Blackmail,” but it also took place in 1978 when McGuinty was part of Harper’s riding plan called Québécois. According to insiders, Bissonnette took $48 million out of the province not including re-controlling the energy royalties of her band, as a $20-million advance for her to pursue her big political gamble. Over the next 10 years, that money would have turned-around her campaign finances as little as $28,000.
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Later, as minister of economy and transportation, Mulroney chose to introduce an amendment to the 1974 census, allowing blacks to vote in favour of amalgamating minority candidates with that of whites. A black staffer who testified that Mulroney suggested the amendment on the face of it “created a dynamic between the two political camps that was not possible if the census was not included.” Former Saskatchewan premier Ed Mehrin also introduced the 1994 Saskatchewan Race Act, allowing black people to cast a ballot for candidates who they identified with the former premier. “Negracists who wanted MLAs to be MLAs or members of the house and could cast a vote in their constituency have the right to do so in Saskatchewan,” Mehrin testified at the time. Mehrin defended the constitutionality of MLAs as well taking up the issue on the House floor.
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Michael Praveen, a French-Canadian and a former Canadian political journalist who writes for Breitbart, said he has no idea who stole off the May-December polls, but did find the leaked spreadsheet of leaked polls may have review a