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Hehr piece: Fallout from the Calgary-Centre federal byelection

‘The Liberals and the NDP are zombie brands,’ writes Colby Cosh

Posted byColby CoshDecember 13, 2012Posted inUncategorizedTags:alberta liberal party, Alberta Liberals, alberta ndp, alberta new democratic party, alberta new democrats, Alberta politics, Banff, Brian Mason, Calgary Centre, calgary liberals, calgary-buffalo, Chris Turner, dave cournoyer, daveberta, David Swann, Dutch disease, Elizabeth May, environmentalism, Green Party, green party of canada, Harvey Locke, Joan Crockatt, Justin Trudeau, kent hehr, New Democratic Party, progressive merger, Raj Sherman, sustainable, Thomas Mulcair, todd van vliet, twerp, Unite the left, vote splitting, wilderness 6 Comments on Hehr piece: Fallout from the Calgary-Centre federal byelection

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