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Sen. Wallin should stick to the facts

Conservative Sen. Pamela Wallin should be pushing for changes that will better the lives of Canadians, and not to pretend that their lives are already perfect under Conservative rule.

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Sen. Wallin should stick to the facts

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Sen. Wallin should stick to the facts

Conservative Sen. Pamela Wallin should be pushing for changes that will better the lives of Canadians, and not to pretend that their lives are already perfect under Conservative rule.

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