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Originally Posted by Slava
It is, but at the same time the questions here are interesting because they force Harper on the record. He won't talk to the media, and won't answer anything ever. Mulcair grilling him is interesting because he is at least making distinctions about whether Wright was fired or quit (which Harper wouldn't answer today). It leads you to wonder whether Wrights lawyers had a chat with Harper about some of the comments he was making.
I also think that there is something still hidden here. Duffy hasn't released everything he has yet. What is he bargaining for? Harper and the CPC spent a lot of time bashing Wright, who they previously said was a really ethical and straight shooter. Obviously the missing piece is something they're going to pin entirely on Wright. They just need to impeach his credibility enough before it gets out.
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Except they are asking the wrong questions. Instead of asking short direct questions to get Harper on record they ask there question in the form of a media sound byte so that Muclairs question gets reported which implies guilt. I dont think he cares how Harper answers.
I agree with you tht there is more to this story and it needs to come out. Its just that times like this really show how terribly partisan question period is. I have really like Andrew Coynes thoughts on this scandles.