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Larter, John

Alberta Treasury Branch
"The good news is that you won the debate... The bad news is that the last leader who did that well was the Blarney King himself!"
"Anyone but Preston Manning!"
["Bre-X decorator gold, high gloss enamel"]
"Run faster!! I think I just lost another pound..."
Moe strikes gold...
"... Get set... GO!"
["British Conservative Party"]
"This may be the Liberals' book, but it's your account number..!"
MANITOBA
"Just when you think things couldn't get worse..."
[The "search for racism" depicted as a microscope examining the Reform Party of Canada]
"Buuurp..."
"An early election call is advisable, Prime Minister. According to the polls the electorate is starting to catch on..."
"Liberal riding sighted... Bribes away!"
[Indigenous person depicted as drowning in royal commissions]
["Hi-tech military build-up kit"]
Liberals launch pre-election terror weapon - "May I be of assistance..?"
[Conservatives and Reform depicted as fish in a tank]
This is a deterrent to speeders. This ain't...
[Budget surplus depicted as a tanker ship leaking oil]
WORLD PEACE
["Teachers" depicted as bridging the gap between "funding cuts" and "good education"]
[Bre-X depicted as a small fish]
"If you're going to jump, you better do it soon, Prime Minister... We're losing altitude!!"

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