Demonstrators mark International Women’s Day in a bid to raise awareness of gender inequality (archive picture)
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In the years we have been celebrating International Women’s Day (IWD), there has been a sense of one step forward, two steps back.
Letter: Sorry, not sorry for thoughts on Trump
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Mr. Pirie spared no effort in throwing what he hoped would be knock-out punches at the soft ‘liberal’, ‘socialist’, underbelly of Mr. (Fred) Lewis and me (in his Dec. 26 letter titled Look to Canada before judging the U.S.). To no effect am I afraid. I am instead flattered that Mr. Pirie believes that a letter or two from me or Mr. Lewis might serve to prop up the government of the “swamp dwelling” Justin Trudeau and “the slippery swerving Jagmeet Singh.”
I make no defence of Mr. Trudeau’s “WE” scandal, other than to say that, rather than a scandal, “WE” started as a noble idea meant to provide experience and money to struggling university students. It became instead a ‘Keystone Cops’ disaster, embarrassing to his government, his family and the “WE” organization itself. Unfortunate and stupid. Enough said.
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welcome back to our special coverage of the impeachment hearings. today on capitol hill, there will be closed door testimony and it could be pivotal. lawmakers will hear from that key state department official who says he overheard president trump discussing investigations of the bidens on a phone call with ambassador gordon sondland in the middle of a restaurant in kiev. back with us we have joe lockhart and charlie dent. so david holmes is going to be testifying behind closed doors. he s interesting, he s one of these state department career diplomats. well thought of, competent. the idea he could hear a phone call this loudly in the middle of a restaurant in kiev of all places, is this because ambassador gorgdon sondland is member of the keystone cops or because rules don t apply anymore and you don t have to be in a secure area to have a conversation with the president of the united states? all of the above. keystone cop, naive, out of his league. virtually we know everybody hear
nefarious and still to be proven. in our study today we wrote about all these steps and a couple of more democrats are eyeing and wondering was the white house engaged in a cover-up or was this a keystone cop s event of oh, my gosh, another dramatic thing has happened and let s try to control it? fine questial question, ther material change to the transcript that the company burisma which is the company hunter biden served on the board on, that was taken out and replaced words were put into the mouth of zelensky the company that you have mentioned. and i will tell you when i first read the transcript that line jumped out at me because there s no prior line in the transcript. he never talked about the company. what do we know about that change? so this issue is fascinating to me, too. and now we re going to have a real nerd out because when the when it was first reported burisma was not