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Inkless Wells

Paul Wells on all the latest out of Ottawa—along with the occasional post about jazz. Follow Paul on Twitter: @InklessPW
He also offers his thoughtful perspective of Stephen Harper’s last 10 years in his recent eBook, The Harper Decade.

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How to win a Euro-referendum in Ireland

by Paul Wells on Sunday, June 15, 2008 9:38am - 0 Comments

Choose your enemies well.

Tags: EU, Ireland, Nicolas Sarkozy

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Mulletaur

That’s beautiful. It almost looks as if Sarcrazy had just finished giving the two finger salute to the Irish people. Can’t ask for better than that to make a point.
http://www.wassim.ca Wassim Garzouzi

It is extremely effective, but then again, if the NDP used images of George W. Bush to speak out against NAFTA or tax cuts, would Canadians be more inclined in voting for the NDP?

Maybe George W. Bush is too easy of a target… But really. I do not think it is as much the image of Sarkozy as the quote in question.

Nonetheless, well executed.

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