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    “I haven’t held out a lot of hope for civility in the House of Commons, but I never expected this,” he writes, noting that Mr. Stoffer is an MP known for working in non-partisan fashion. "I was especially irked when Duffy called Stoffer a faker, who pretends to support Canadian troops but votes against funding allocations for them. Let’s be clear. There is no member of the House of Commons who is behind our men and women in uniform more than Peter Stoffer." As for Senator Duffy, Mr. Pearson refers to him as “fake” in a tuxedo. Full Article at Globe and Mail
    I was especially irked when Duffy called Stoffer a faker, who pretends to support Canadian troops but votes against funding allocations for them. Let’s be clear. There is no member of the House of Commons who is behind our men and women in uniform more than Peter Stoffer.
    SOURCE: Globe and Mail 3 weeks ago
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  1. I haven’t held out a lot of hope for civility in the House of Commons, but I never expected this
    SOURCE: Globe and Mail 3 weeks ago
  2. If the bill to eliminate the long-gun registry is passed and becomes law, 97 per cent of the times that the police utilize that information from the firearms centre would continue to be in place because, of course, the bill does not eliminate the requirement for licensing of gun owners and only
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