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applegrove

(132,205 posts)
Thu Mar 15, 2012, 10:32 PM Mar 2012

Apparently Harper brought in his senior people and asked if they knew anything about robocalls,

two weeks after claiming there was nothing to the scandal. Trying to bulletproof himself no doubt when the facts do come out.

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Apparently Harper brought in his senior people and asked if they knew anything about robocalls, (Original Post) applegrove Mar 2012 OP
Do CHIMO Mar 2012 #1
It was on the "At Issue Panel" on tonight's CBC News with Peter Mansbridge. It may have applegrove Mar 2012 #2
Thanks CHIMO Mar 2012 #3
I bet they came under a rigorous interrogation like this: JohnyCanuck Mar 2012 #4

applegrove

(132,205 posts)
2. It was on the "At Issue Panel" on tonight's CBC News with Peter Mansbridge. It may have
Thu Mar 15, 2012, 10:37 PM
Mar 2012

been on power and politics too, earlier in the day. I wasn't really listening to the set up. Tv is on background for me. It will play again in 20 minutes (11:00PM)on CBC News Network.

JohnyCanuck

(9,922 posts)
4. I bet they came under a rigorous interrogation like this:
Fri Mar 16, 2012, 10:06 AM
Mar 2012

Harper: "Ok, did any of you have anything to do with this robocall scandal which I don't know about (nudge, nudge, wink, wink)?"

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