Junior minister Bradshaw never spoke in the House
Cabinet minister Claudette Bradshaw may not have said a single word in the Commons this past session, or tabled a government bill, but her spokesperson says a scandal-obsessed opposition is to blame. The Tories say she's been given a make-work file.
Minister of State for Human Resources Development Claudette Bradshaw did not speak one word or table a single bill in the House of Commons during the last eight months of House sittings, leaving opposition critics puzzled about her place inside Prime Minister Paul Martin's federal Cabinet which i...
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