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I just finished watching Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq get slaughtered, yet again, in a national television interview regarding her handling of the H1N1 crisis. She is out of her depth and everyone, including herself, knows it. Although I have little pity for any aboriginal person who chooses to represent or associate with the Conservative party, it is apparent Prime Minister Stephen Harper has no problem throwing her to the wolves. When all is said and done, Aglukkaq will be removed from cabinet and viewed as a political liability from this point on. What a great opportunity to showcase the inability of those who are least likely to support his party and prove his partisan beliefs.
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