LAST WEEK, Liberal leader Bob Rae warned that the federal political culture of Canada is ‘entering into a kind of Nixonian moment.’ This all-thumbs assertion lacks definite substance and grip — we’re in a kind of like, you know, moment thing — but has its use. For almost a year we’ve known of the Robocall mess, media reports having been issued since election day. Now the plot, and the rot, thicken. Here I refer to the top-shelf work of Stephen Maher and Glen McGregor of Postmedia News, under our present analogy the Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein of this vote suppression scandal. Reviewing the evidence they’ve patiently assembled, can you now doubt a wide and active campaign of fraud in the 2011 election?
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• 5-6 April 2013 Ka Na Ta Conversations • 7 April 2013 The Roundtable Episode 37 • 13 April 2013 Interview with Shelagh Rogers • 14 April 2013 The Roundtable Episode 38 • 15 April 2013 Ben McNally Bookstore book launch 18 April 2013 University of Toronto Jackson Lecture • 23 April 2013 Steven Wilson-
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