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Here's something. Somebody on a Facebook Group I follow posted that the former minister should be careful as Trudeau may try to have her assassinated.I doubt anyone on this board thinks that, but it made me realize that a lot of people posting about politics now may actually think that the movies and shows like House of Cards are real.
Why did this come out now? Perhaps she leaked what she could through back channels.
Several Liberals approached Friday said they were confident the story came from Wilson-Raybould herself.“She’s always sort of been in it for herself,” said one insider who didn’t want to be identified. “It’s never been about the government or the cabinet. Everything is very Jody-centric.”The fear of reprisal for speaking about anything to do with the situation was running so high Friday most Liberals approached flatly refused.
That seems to be what some Liberals are saying off-the-record: https://globalnews.ca/news/4943451/jody-wilson-raybould-place-in-liberals/
No, I don't think KC posts such stuff.
That seems to be what some Liberals are saying off-the-record: https://globalnews.ca/news/4943451/jody-wilson-raybould-place-in-liberals/ -k
they also had a scam to donate money to the liberals (o but 5 percent of it went to conservatives) through its employees,
And yeah, if (allegedly) you're demoted in cabinet because you stand up for the rule of law and democracy I can completely understand fear of reprisal. If Trudeau demoted her for that, that sounds very illegal. Reprisal is a form of harassment.
We don’t know if this actually happened, but if it did, it’s a very serious matter. If it did happen, Wilson-Raybauld should have handled it at the time.
Willfully obstructing justice is a criminal offence. We don’t know if this actually happened, but if it did, it’s a very serious matter. If it did happen, Wilson-Raybauld should have handled it at the time.
This could certainly come back to haunt Trudeau if the accusations prove to be true, but after listening to an interview with David Lematti, Raybould's replacement, I get a hint there may be some "jumping the gun" going on here. He was adamant there was no pressure put on either he or his predecessor regarding dealings with SNC. The press will of course have a field day but let's see how it plays out.
ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahGood Gawd give it a rest Sophie. Yer husband phacked up big time.
Now the subsequent demotion of the justice minister raises eyebrows but in itself is not a real issue as long as the new justice minster follows the law requiring public notification of any instructions given to the prosecutors. i.e. the prime minister is entitled to appoint ministers that share his priorities.