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Tories play political games with Dhalla controversy, 'lusting' after her riding
Grit MP Ruby Dhalla, now embattled by 'Nannygate' scandal, won by only 773 votes in the last election.
The Conservatives are determined to win the GTA riding held by embattled Liberal MP Ruby Dhalla and are playing politics with the "Nannygate" controversy, say Liberals, but Tories say Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff's statement that he takes Ms. Dhalla "at her word" that she did not abuse caregivers who worked in her family home will hurt the Liberal Party's image with ethnic voters.
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Tories play political games with Dhalla controversy, 'lusting' after her riding
Grit MP Ruby Dhalla, now embattled by 'Nannygate' scandal, won by only 773 votes in the last election.
The Conservatives are determined to win the GTA riding held by embattled Liberal MP Ruby Dhalla and are playing politics with the "Nannygate" controversy, say Liberals, but Tories say Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff's statement that he takes Ms. Dhalla "at her word" that she did not abuse caregivers who worked in her family home will hurt the Liberal Party's image with ethnic voters.
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