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Krieger, Bob

"Bungee-jumping economics:" The alternative:
"Our bash-Bob-Rae strategy is working. We're doing very well in Sudbury, Kenora and Thunder Bay..."
[Justice depicted as stabbing an Indigenous person]
"Our counter-offer is in the mail..."
[Rita Johnston depicted as being very short in stature]
[Krushchev, Brezhnev, Stalin]
[A circus bear sitting on a platform labeled with the hammer and sickle devours his trainer]
Then: Now:
[Burning maple leaf in a toaster]
[Dinosaur wearing a hat labeled "Tory"]
Yugoslavian ceasefire:
By the way... now that it's legal again...
"So, you still support Mulroney?" "Of course! I feel it is my duty as the Queen of England"
"My... Mr. Vander Zalm is certainly looking reasonable these days..."
"We're here to hear your concerns about government" "Great! Well... you're wasting too much of our money on this kinda crap!" Your tax dollars at work for Social Credit
"Geez! You can really feel the momentum building, eh?"
"Can you believe it? 13 Tories charged!" "Amazing! Only 13?!!!"
Leader - ship:
Expo Lands Toxic Approved
Jacobsen for Premier "... so what's he got that they don't got?" "anonymity"
"Forward to the past!!!"
"Geez... you're right... it IS just like the Socred leadership race..." Wet Paint
No... this is a pig. An MLA has a severance package.
"Z"
"Vander Zalm? Sure! We're not fussy"

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