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In reply to the discussion: Who Really Benefits from Gridlock? [View all]

warrprayer

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2. I know it's an illusion
Reply to applegrove (Reply #1)
Wed Nov 28, 2012, 04:55 PM
Nov 2012

... but there are times when Canada looks like paradise to me. I live in Erie Pa., not far from Niagrea Falls...

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Who Really Benefits from Gridlock? [View all] warrprayer Nov 2012 OP
Yes. In Canada, the Conservative Prime applegrove Nov 2012 #1
I know it's an illusion warrprayer Nov 2012 #2
Oh in Canada we are lucky and we know that. 60% of the people applegrove Nov 2012 #3
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