Slate Magazine has an interesting take on our election from south of the border.
Saturday, September 13, 2008
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4 comments:
If by "interesting" you mean "idiotic" and "blatantly partisan."
From the bottom of the article:
Christopher Flavelle is a contributing writer for The Big Money, Slate's business site, which will launch later this month. He was previously a speechwriter for Stéphane Dion, leader of the Liberal Party of Canada.
So I don't know how "south of the border" that really is.
okay, well... it may not have been from as south of the border as I first thought, that doesn't mean it wasn't an interesting piece.
It was interesting, but a little light on details almost so much to be misleading.
I mean sure, the Liberal party endorsed Kyoto, then did nothing...
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