Yet Another Liberal Scandal

Did anyone else hear about this one? It was buried as a third of fourth story on CBC's Sunday Night newscast, and filed away online again as a minor story. The headline... "Federal Liberals broke rules in funding Kanesatake police: audit"

A quote... "The former federal Liberal government broke its own rules by doling out millions of tax dollars to a special police force in a small Mohawk community near Montreal, according to an audit obtained by CBC News.

The current minister of public safety, Stockwell Day, is studying the audit and will decide in January whether to refer the case to the RCMP for a criminal investigation."

I'm thinking that this is just the tip of the iceburg. Remember our strategy during the last Federal Election? A policy a day, everyday, for the campaign. Set the tone, keep the media focus.

I'm betting that we're seeing the pre-election campaign starting here, but this time, we've got access to all the information that the Liberals tried to keep hidden, since we're in government. Watch for a Liberal "scandal-a-week" to hit the airwaves, right up until the writ gets dropped. Right when the Conservatives took power, they initiated audits throughout many government departments, and we've heard surprisingly few tales of Liberal corruption since January. Look for that to change, starting now.

Why else do you think a guy like Fortier was assigned to Public Works?