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Tories using smear-your-opponent U.S. Republican-style tactics, say Grits and NDP
PM Stephen Harper's government is using 'boiler-plate wedge politics' and 'poisoning the well' of Canada's political culture.
The Harper government is using smear-your-opponent tactics borrowed from the U.S. Republican Party that are "poisoning the well" of Canada's political culture, NDP and Liberal MPs say.
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Tories using smear-your-opponent U.S. Republican-style tactics, say Grits and NDP
PM Stephen Harper's government is using 'boiler-plate wedge politics' and 'poisoning the well' of Canada's political culture.
The Harper government is using smear-your-opponent tactics borrowed from the U.S. Republican Party that are "poisoning the well" of Canada's political culture, NDP and Liberal MPs say.
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