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She is getting legal advice from a former Supreme Court judge on what she can and cannot say, but some legal experts are weighing in and suggest...
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I'm still in the BFD camp -- nm
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mud
Feb 12 '19, 08:59
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it's not the crime it's the coverup. If they're lying now about what they asked her to do they are Fed -- nm
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Beaker
Feb 12, 09:00
Just test the hypothesis if it was a conservative Prime Minister and a case against someone like Suncor or Enbridge. If you can still say BFD then...
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Feb 12, 09:00
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I agreed with MacDonald's article on B2 and like I said above, it's not the crime (which for me is BFD) it's the cover-up/lying if that is happening -- nm
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Beaker
Feb 12, 09:08
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I got where MacDonald was going with his column, but it's kind of an asinine argument when boiled down.
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Feb 12, 09:37
Also: the BC Chiefs are rallying to her side now; this could really go south fast...er than it already is -- (link)
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Beaker
Feb 12, 09:09
I always do that. -- nm
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mud
Feb 12, 09:06
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