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Episode 406 - Where are the adults? is an episode from Canadian Common Sense by Canadian Common Sense. Email us at cdncomsense@gmail.com Stephen Harper's portrait unveiling in Ottawa last week sure had some of us reminiscing of a past era w...
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Email us at cdncomsense@gmail.com Stephen Harper's portrait unveiling in Ottawa last week sure had some of us reminiscing of a past era when competent leaders ran the country. In place of that, we have a governing party that still hasn't passed its first budget (with add-ons that you won't like to hear,) EV mandates that they don't want to admit, and help from the opposition benches that they'd rather ridicule than support. Oh Canada!
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