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Ramblings on Harper and Government

Authored by: Malcolm onWednesday, March 14 2007 @ 01:27 MDT

When in Opposition Harper was strongly critical of the Liberals spending habits at election time. Now he is doing the same. Some change in government. The latest is today's story on the CBC that Harper will spend $225m for land conservation. In so doing he will hook up with Nature Conservancy, and presumably other nature organisations. All this is to the good, certain lands need conserving. But this whole approach is little more than vote buying. Hopefully most Canadians will not fall for it at election time.

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Ramblings on Harper and Government - Authored by: evilscientist on Wednesday, March 14 2007 @ 07:38 MDT

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