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Only once Poilievre eventually decides what he stands for will Canadians be able to decide if he's prime ministerial material. For now, the country doesn’t know if it has the organ grinder, or the organ grinder’s monkey.

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BY MICHAEL HARRIS
September 18, 2023

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