Pants on Fire
OhNo!NowThereIsAJihadAgainstStephenHarper!
"I knew Chuck Cadman very well," Harper said. "The leader of the Opposition would have us believe that Chuck Cadman was offered a bribe, then went on national television and denied it ever happened. This is completely false, completely irresponsible and the leader of the Opposition should offer an apology."
Offer an apology to whom, HeWhoDeniesSoAggressively? Chuck Cadman's dead. And it's not the Leader of the Opposition who would have us believe that, it's Tom Zytaruk, Dona Cadman, Dan Wallace, and you, Stephen Harper, if that even IS your real name:
Harper is also quoted in the book, confirming some of the details. CBC News has obtained the audio recording of Harper's interview, confirming the quotes. The prime minister said his understanding of the offer to Cadman was that "it was only to replace financial considerations he might lose due to an election." Zytaruk stands by his book. "I've got Dona saying that this happened and the executive assistant who was in the office with him at the time doesn't really want to speak about it but says that Dona has no reason to fabricate anything, and Stephen Harper speaking his piece," he told CBC News.
Okay. Well. I think I'll believe the three people who have no reason to lie, thanks, Mr. Prime Minister
