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Lol. Now this life insurance policy, that all the experts tell us is impossible is now just a trick. According to Derby, the CPC didn't just want to bribe Chuck for his vote, but they wanted to cheat him with a bogus life insurance policy also.
All the details in the book are being denied by the principals or retracted by the publishers. The story just keeps changing, dosen't it.
On the side: We bet that Dion would retract his comments by this Friday and it looks like he won't. I'll make the $25 donation to this site tonight or tomorrow.
I decided that since you kept trying to cast blame onto the Liberals using nothing but speculation concerning forewords and meetings that it was perfectly fair to respond likewise.
As for the stories changing, its the CPC doing that.
Donna Cadman stands by her story as does her daughter and son-in-law.
Harper stands by his story but refuses to say what "financial considerations" mean. Thats because he is guilty.
You continue to hold the opinion that it wasn't a crime and if it were then all focus should be put onto Martin for not reporting it. You left out the part where you have to prove he had fore knowledge (and prove by the same level of evidence you demanded).
Harper isn't answering because he knows damn well that his story about reimbursing election expenses is bogus as he knew full well Chuck would not have been able to fight an election much less be alive for it. He also new full well that such reimbursements are already included.
His intent from the beginning was to get Chucks support to topple the gov't. That you people can't admit it is dishonest.
Its not as if Harper has his reputation to back him up:
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After all, the Prime Minister denied that his party offered Alan Riddell $50,000 to step aside as a candidate in Ottawa South. But a judge ruled that's exactly what happened.
The Prime Minister denied that his party concocted a scheme to redirect a million dollars from local ridings to the Conservatives' national campaign committee in 2006. But, Elections Canada says that's exactly what happened.
You keep focusing on the insurance policy yet the real point is simply the fact that Harper offered financial considerations for support.
In other words, he tried to bribe a dying man to force an election.