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Timothy Crouse, he ain’t.

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January 16, 2006 by Colin

Paul Wells points to the growing bandwagon trailing behind the Conservative party leader:

    “Greetings from the record-breaking third emergency media bus the Harper campaign has laid on, in response to higher-than-average interest in what the Calgary MP is up to this week.

    That’s right. The first bus is for electronic media. The second is for print. And the third is for stragglers and slow learners, including me, the guy from CJAD, and Rick Mercer. Fortunately Bogdan the techie has this thing wi-fi’d up, so I can blog inanely.”


2 comments »

  1. Paul Wells says:

    Isn’t Timothy Crouse dead? I think he had the seat behind mine.

  2. christina says:

    It is a frightening day indeed when the ex-reformer captures the Canadian public, then the media interest so completly. At least this time public opinion seems to be prompting media interest, rather than the other way around.

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