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Pierre Poilievre’s new Unfair Elections Act video is cheesy, odd and full of errors

Stephen Harper’s point man for the Unfair Elections Act has just produced a YouTube video celebrating the bill becoming law.   Watch our fact check of Pierre Poilievre’s Orwellian “common sense” video — he doesn’t mention it’s already the subject of a Charter challenge, among other things:

Stephen Harper’s point man for the Unfair Elections Act has just produced a YouTube video celebrating the bill becoming law.

 

Watch our fact check of Pierre Poilievre’s Orwellian “common sense” video — he doesn’t mention it’s already the subject of a Charter challenge, among other things:

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