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Krieger, Bob

"However if any of our bigoted, reckless, impaired candidates were photographed in underpants"
Maximum 200* km/h *Re-elect Van Dongen
[A man wearing a hat labeled "NDP" gestures in the opposite direction as a sign labeled "One way"]
Taxpayers Federation logic "Government should run like a business except for the golden handshakes"
More disturbing pix!
"Congratulations! You've passed our rigorous vetting process!"
Deficit; Job losses
Signs of the Times; BC Liberals; NDP; For sale, Reduced; Will work for food
[Carole James depicted holding a book labeled "NDP platform"]
EI
Most liveable city
UN Gang? Bacon Brothers? "Ticketmaster"
In memory of those who gave their lives so Afghan men can rape their wives
"How's it goin'?" "It's before the courts"
"Drop the cell phone!"
A suggestion: "We're being replaced by an elite unit of Fox News commentators"
The biggest problem: "We ran outa police tape"
[AIG depicted as a monkey]
Cambie St.; Wanted Kevin Falcon
"I have nothing to hide"
[Parking woes at the Olympics]
Inevitably
Future headline: Extra! The Province Nobody shot! Inside: Canucks
364 Shootings
"Y'know, if they end Prohibition, we'll be outa business"

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