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Krieger, Bob

If David was a New Democrat ...
Day 1: Undecided "I don't know whether to vote for the Liberals or against the NDP."
Laughing Stock "HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA"
"... but more offensive is, since the murals were painted, not much has changed for native women"
BOOM! with apologies to Mad magazine
"I, too, demand an apology from Diane Ablonczy!"
Luckily, service is so crappy, most won't notice the transit strike
"...and the Weasel of the Year is..." "...Michael Heisley!"
"Preston will be greatly missed" "He already is ..."
Look out below!
"Yes, yes ... It really is me ... Rahim Jaffer."
"Stop digging Ujjal!"
[Paul Ramsey depicted with a skunk and "Budget 2001"]
Gordon Campbell: Indian Fighter
"Sorry"
[Stockwell Day depicted putting a pie in his own face]
Waiting for the Big One ...
"We can always get work at Nortel"
[NDP compass]
Moratorium? ... about time
"Come along Premier..."
"I have the utmost respect for Prime Minister Jean Poutine ..."
[Ujjal Dosanjh depicted as trying to flush a bag of money labeled "Skytrain" down a toilet]
"Contest's over. The P.M. named the sloths ministers responsible for western Canada."
"You think you can buy my vote? What do you take me for?" "I thought we were just haggling over price"

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