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Larter, John

"Okay men, listen up, here's the plan..."
Margaret Thatcher depicted drinking from small teacup labeled "No sanctions"]
"And we'll give your employer here a 28% reduction in U.I.C. payments so he can hire even more people... Right?" "Uh... ya... more people... right!"
[The Peace Tower depicted as dark, leaning, and weeping]
["Food banks"]
"Mr. Charest, Ms. McLaughlin, I've been expecting you!"
NEWS ITEM - HAITIAN RULER STEPS DOWN AFTER DELICATE AND COMPLEX NEGOTIATIONS. "Comprenez-vous?"
"Exterminating zem before zey are even born... Why didn't I think of that!!"
"For heaven's sake, Preston!"
"And now, we come to the motivational aspect of our offer..."
NDP CHOIR
"Don't we usually get to vote about this sort of thing?"
[Canadian peacekeeper with two small children]
"Saddam the Stealthy..."
CHRETIEN'S PET STORE SNAKES/MICE
[School supplies]
["Reform fresh start driving school"]
Debt-free Canada to be built on this site
Reform anti-perk balad
REFORMING STONES, DOO-DOO LOUNGE TOUR... "I can't get no, no-no-no satisfaction..."
[Canadian politicians engage in national unity talks with an absent Lucien Bouchard]
CAUTION TAXPAYER ANGER HIGH VOLTAGE
There isn't any point in drawing a cartoon complaining about the economy, the deficit, sneaky politicians, bilingualism or the senate when all we really want to think about is...
["Canada wheat board"]
["Liberal CPP increase"]

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