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Updated: At bottom of post...
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Former online gambling PR promoter person, BC Liberal Party strategist, and currently in-demand proMedia pontificator, Ms. Alise Mills tweeted to the whole world about how she was heading off to be on the MoCo's 'Power Panel' this afternoon, presumably to wax knowledgable on all things provincially political given her hashtag.
This led citizen pundit Merv Adey, a person who pays attention, to ask Ms. Mills about the RailGate 'affidavit' issue.
Ms. Mills then professed ignorance.
Seriously.
Then the cheerleaders jumped in.
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Update: Merv Adey himself clarifies, in the comments: "Actually, Ms. Mills did respond a few minutes later, acknowledging what the issue was ..."didn't see (my) previous tweet". But she had no comment on the issue at all that I've noticed so far...nor have Palmer, Baldrey, Good, Smart etc. Someone correct me if I'm wrong. I'd love to be wrong..."
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5 comments:
What an absolutely bizarre world we live in. It is as if this BS isn`t even happening.The mainstream "media" doesn't even report this stuff.
o/t
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and consider adding the site to your BlogCrawl...
very good polling analysis etc.
Thanks
CS--
Ya, well... actually"Reading the News today, oh boy" is apparently not a pre-requisite for being a proMedia pundit 'round here.
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Thanks Anon--
Already done.
And we commented on Mr. Grenier's recent analysis of the provincial data, here.....Of course that in-depth 'Silverian' analysis did not get one-tenth the wurlitzering that Romneyification of yesterday's IR poll is getting based on essentially, what, we all already know.
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Actually, Ms. Mills did respond a few minutes later, acknowledging what the issue was ..."didn't see (my) previous tweet".
But she had no comment on the issue at all that I've noticed so far...nor have Palmer, Baldrey, Good, Smart etc. Someone correct me if I'm wrong. I'd love to be wrong...- Merv
Thanks Merv--
I will update.
I would also humbly suggest that knowing and not mentioning, in many ways, is even more problematic.
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