Beyond The Commons

Beyond The Commons

Beyond The Commons

Aaron Wherry covers all the goings-on in and around Parliament Hill. Follow Aaron on Twitter: @aaronwherry

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'He consumed it'

by Aaron Wherry on Wednesday, July 8, 2009 11:00am - 74 Comments

The Prime Minister’s Office, in response to this report, says Mr. Harper did indeed eat the communion wafer at Romeo LeBlanc’s funeral. The video evidence is inconclusive.

Tags: communion, Romeo LeBlanc, Stephen Harper, the host, wafer

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M to the T

by consumed I'm guessing that is like being consumed by vapours – ie in the trash where it was "consumed" ie destroyed.
http://intensedebate.com/people/PhilCP PhilCP

This is a total non-issue.

I can hardly believe that I am about to click on 'Submit Comment'
Jean

So are faces red now? Are any newspapers editors, owners, going to send out their investiagive reporters to find out just who and why on the NB newspaper altered the story and inserted those lies? Did the perpetrators of this lie get a reward and from whom? Why will no one on the newspaper answer questions? Are the media afraid of the answers? The only conclusion is that it was a Liberal conspiracy directed against Prime Minister Harper who is doing such a good job for Canada that they have to resort to lies in order to attack him.

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