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The irony of the federal election candidates controversy

The next time a candidate is in the news for something inappropriate they did and said in the past, keep it in political context and ask yourself if the candidate actually represents the positions of their party. If it’s the leader themselves caught up in the inappropriateness, well, that’s a whole other story.

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BY EVAN SOTIROPOULOS
September 30, 2019

Opinion | BY EVAN SOTIROPOULOS | September 30, 2019

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