So far I've avoided commenting on what looks to be the worst example so far during the campaign of media doing the Cons' job for them. (Which is a damning title indeed, considering CanWest's tireless efforts to hide the cost of the Cons' promises.)
But since the Globe and Mail insists on keeping it front and centre in its online election coverage, let's ask the question: why would a media outlet even consider presenting a hypothetical platform based on "putting a party's campaign promises and stump speeches into the perspective of government" when that party can't be bothered to do so?
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