“Ministers err and sometimes do things that they shouldn’t do. It is the job of the Prime Minister to send messages loud and clear that some things will not be tolerated. And under this Prime Minister, it seems that lying to other parliamentarians, fudging the truth, fudging documents, all of those are acceptable.” (Chantal Hébert, CBC’s The National, February 17, 2011)
For backstory, see Andrew Coyne's excellent summary of Odagate, including his peculiar singling out of Michael Ignatieff as the lone, responsible critic in all of Canada. How about the 37% of Canadians that still want to vote for these shysters?
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