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Krieger, Bob

[Gordon Campbell depicted wielding a large hammer]
[George Puil depicted with a steaming pile of manure]
"Cuts? Naaa ..."
[Stockwell Day depicted setting fire to a bridge]
What to do with the fast ferries:
[Stockwell Day depicted as the emperor with no clothes]
"Wow ... I only have nine ..."
"Carole Taylor for mayor!"
"Are you from Coast Mountain or Translink?"
LABOUR
"Fast Neon Signs!"
What George Puil is doing to end the transit strike ...
Some MPs will vote against pay raise "We are not sheep"
[A vulture sits atop a sign labeled "Middle East" while holding an olive branch]
[Gordon Campbell and Ralph Klein]
"MPs deserve a raise" "Hedy Fry? Rahim Jaffer? Tom Wappel?"
[Ujjal Dosanjh depicted as pulling on a light switch]
Good news for Stockwell "Right behind you Joe ..."
"Think George Puil sleeps at night?" "Like he sleeps through the bus strike."
"Okay Gordon ... Where's my tax cut, better health care, education and balanced budget?"
"PRRRRR ..." LIBERAL ROMP
ALLIANCE
Bus drivers' PR guy
Danger Signs
"Banking experience? Uh ... sure." "Congratulations. You're our new city treasurer."

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