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This is actually so dumbfounding… in the same breath, CBC Host Rosemary, cites Michael Ma and Chris Dentremont’s statements about “Pierre Poilievre’s leadership” (a liberal talking point)… THEN when he explains the situation, she jumps in with “well they may have not written that… we know your party gives...

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