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March 4, 2013

   
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Revue Politique

We recap the verbal exchanges which occurred during Question Period.

Host Pierre Donais welcomes representatives from the three main federal political parties in the House of Commons for a discussion on topics highlighted in Parliament today.

NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair answers our questions about various issues in the spotlight on Parliament Hill.

Liberals will choose a new national leader on April 14, in Ottawa. Justin Trudeau, the MP for the Quebec riding of Papineau, seems to have a comfortable lead after having signed up over 150,000 Liberal supporters. Professor Robert Asselin, a member of Mr. Trudeau's team, talks about the impressive machine behind the campaign by this son of former Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau.

Hugo de Grandpré, a reporter with the Quebec daily La Presse, shares his perspective on various issues raised on the national political scene today.

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Submitted by Jen (not verified) on
Pierre, for you not to correct Mulclair for accusing the CPC of stealing $56Billion from the EI shows that you are NOT a prepared host of your show. You should have said ' No Mulclair, the liberal party of canada stole the $56Billion from the EI fund in 1995 and in 2008 when the recession occured and the CPC look into the EI fund THERE WAS NOT ENOUGH MONEY for the those in need." Unfortunately Pierre you are afraid of Mulclair and the NDP and, not least the LIBERALS. About the Senate, it is the NDP who rejected Senator Lillian Eva(Quan) Dyck of Saskatchewan who was appointed to the Senate of Canada in the spring of 2005 by former Prime Minister Paul Martin. She decided to become a New Democratic Party (NDP) senator, but was immediately rejected by the leader of the NDP, Jack Layton.

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Jeremy Arney:
I have listened to the comments of Revue Politique and confess I did not listen to the budget speech nor have I read it yet, as I have just
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Jen:
Pierre, for you not to correct Mulclair for accusing the CPC of stealing $56Billion from the EI shows that you are NOT a prepared host of y
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Jen:
Pierre, for once just once tell the whole story about the senate.
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Christian:
leader are just people also and we are a country we should help each other as a country before we can help other country and be financially
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