RFT - Ep 284 – Sins of the Harper Edition 10-Feb-2015

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RFT - Ep 284 – Sins of the Harper EditionThis week things to remember in the lead up to the 2015 Election:Defunding Veterans affairsLack of support for VetsStealth cuts via unspent budgetsVictimizing CriminalsDestabilizing Victim support fundingHarper's Enemies listAttack on the AG, PBO and Chief JusticeDestroy political independence arms length agenciesWar on Sex workersDisdain for Social Science/Indigenous IssuesIn-and-Out ScandalRobo-call scandalSenate ScandalThe Duffy AffairContempt of ParliamentDefunding Food SafetyRadical cuts to government departmentsUn-Fair elections actand so much more.

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