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It might not be a matter of firing Helena Guergis on the spot, but Prime Minister Stephen Harper shouldn't forget 'who she is' in the next shuffle.
TORONTO—The "don't you know who I am," routine Helena Guergis recently pulled at the Charlottetown airport worked beautifully. We all now know who she is. Unfortunately for the minister of state for the Status of Women, it's not a pretty picture. Much has been written about this incident and I don't believe there's a need to add more comments about her poor behaviour. It might not be a matter of firing Guergis on the spot, but still I believe Prime Minister Stephen Harper shouldn't forget "who she is" in the next Cabinet shuffle.
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Guergis should be dropped in next Cabinet shuffle
It might not be a matter of firing Helena Guergis on the spot, but Prime Minister Stephen Harper shouldn't forget 'who she is' in the next shuffle.
TORONTO—The "don't you know who I am," routine Helena Guergis recently pulled at the Charlottetown airport worked beautifully. We all now know who she is. Unfortunately for the minister of state for the Status of Women, it's not a pretty picture. Much has been written about this incident and I don't believe there's a need to add more comments about her poor behaviour. It might not be a matter of firing Guergis on the spot, but still I believe Prime Minister Stephen Harper shouldn't forget "who she is" in the next Cabinet shuffle.
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