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Prime ministers at daggers drawn

by Paul Wells on Tuesday, April 21, 2009 9:42pm - 6 Comments

From the print edition, my big piece about the feud between Stephen Harper and Brian Mulroney.

Tags: big big big, Brian Mulroney, self-promotion, Stephen Harper

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Big Daddy

Well done, Wells.
bettie

Interesting reading… but all I thought was, ‘mountain meet mole-hill’.
Jan

Ironically, the inquiry is getting little coverage but this is. For what – 4 weeks now. This is not good message management.

bettie

That’s ’cause the media is revelling in it, and won’t let it go.

Jan

It’s because the Cons keep feeding it.

Derek Pearce

The inquiry has received surprisingly little coverage. Does the media feel that it’s all played out, that Schrieber is out of fun new tricks?

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