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Thu Jun 7, 2012, 07:48 PM

Tory robo-calls point man denies exceeding campaign-spending li

The chief defender of the Conservative Party’s conduct in the robo-calls scandal is rejecting opposition calls to step down in the wake of revelations he is under investigation by Elections Canada for allegedly exceeding campaign spending limits.

Both the Liberals and NDP are calling for Dean Del Mastro to resign his post as parliamentary secretary to the Prime Minister while he’s the subject of a probe by the elections watchdog.

Mr. Del Mastro is reportedly under investigation by Elections Canada for allegedly exceeding his campaign spending limit in the 2008 election by $17,000. But he denies breaking election law.

“I serve with integrity and conviction,” he said. “My statements that were provided in 2008 ... accurately reflect all expenditures incurred by both my campaign and my association,” he told the Commons on Thursday.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/ottawa-notebook/tory-robo-calls-point-man-denies-exceeding-campaign-spending-limits/article4239911/


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Thu Jun 7, 2012, 07:59 PM

1. Sure he does. I don't believe one damn word of it, though.

This lot should never have gotten into power, and I'm convinced that Bush gave them hints on how to do it. They're pulling straight Republican crap, and they're going to destroy a lot in the process.

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Thu Jun 7, 2012, 08:39 PM

2. Maybe.....

His choice of the word "conviction" might be appropriate. He should be convicted.

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