Martin and Harper came perilously close to credibility breaking point to bend winds of political expediency: Over the eight months between now and the Prime Minister’s self-imposed deadline to call a general election – 30 days after the Gomery report next December – every federal party will be on permanent campaign standing

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BY Hebert, Chantal

May 23, 2005

Last Friday was the first day of the longest election campaign in Canadian history.

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