Liberals will/won't/will correct ad

[Locutus]

Desperate party is desperate.




Liberals say they'll change health-care ad quote

The Liberals are changing course and are now saying they will change an attack ad on health care that wrongly attributes a quote to Conservative Leader Stephen Harper.

The party had initially stood by the ad, arguing he has made similar statements in the past. But the Liberals now say they will run a poll Monday afternoon to let voters decide which Harper health-care quote they should use in the updated ad.


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Liberals say they'll change health-care ad quote - Health - CBC News

[IdRatherBeSkiing]

"It should not matter who delivers health care, whether it is private, for profit, not for profit or public institutions, as long as Canadians have access to it regardless of their financial means," he said

Yes that certainly sounds like someone who wants to remove healthcare. :rollseyes:

The Liberals are despearate. They are now a #3 party falling like a rock. Desperate times call for desperate measures and lies are a fundamental part of Lieberal policy.

[CDNBear]

I hope you guys don't mind if I borrow this for some good ole fashioned trolling at CC.

[IdRatherBeSkiing]

I hope you guys don't mind if I borrow this for some good ole fashioned trolling at CC.

Help yourself. It did come from the public broadcaster.

[Locutus]

Yes, please do.

Send my love.

[CDNBear]

Already landed me a big ole Unf.

[dazed&confused]

Why would the Liberals bother retracting the ad? Harper said it didn't he? Does it make a difference whether the staement dates back to Harper's days with the NCC in 1997?
Let Harper deny the statement or let him put in context. He does that, then his whole career in NCC becomes a curiosity. If Harper is smart he'll just let this one go over his head.

[CDNBear]

Why would the Liberals bother retracting the ad? Harper said it didn't he? Does it make a difference whether the staement dates back to Harper's days with the NCC in 1997?
Let Harper deny the statement or let him put in context. He does that, then his whole career in NCC becomes a curiosity. If Harper is smart he'll just let this one go over his head.

He didn't say it.

But it wasn't Harper who spoke the words cited on screen in the ad — it was his then-boss, National Citizens Coalition president David Somerville, a Conservative spokesman said.

He did.

[Locutus]

It's always good advice to read the black parts.

[CDNBear]

It's always good advice to read the black parts.

Generally speaking of course...