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Sep 1, 2010, 8:14 pm
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Most Talked About StoriesI love that Chretien advised Blair with regard to foot-in-mouth disease. (Linguistically-challenged Chretien suffered from the political version himself, on an international scale.) I'm sure it comes as a bitter disappointment for Liberal supporters that Blair has nothing notably positive to say about financial "wizard" Paul Martin. (I didn't expect him to pay homage to the prevailing propagated myth, but, I thought perhaps he'd at least acknowledge Martin's excellence in creative accountancy and fiscal magic.) Oh, well. It was nice that a former British PM tipped his hat to one of our Liberal commanders, once actually voted "Canada's Most Embarrassing Person." Gives me a prideful tingle. Prof. Pye CharttBlair memoir draws parallel to Chretien-Martin feud
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