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News of the World - Freeland and Joly get in huge catfight over right to put lotion on Trudeau's back.

News of the World - Freeland and Joly get in huge catfight over right to put lotion on Trudeau's back.

Not totally true, but pretty close. - “I’m functionally illiterate,” Trudeau confesses. “Gerald and Daddy always helped me out.”

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It was a bad week for Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Trudeau came under more pressure on Tuesday as the investigation into foreign electoral interference continued.  

Investigators questioned whether the Liberal Party’s policy guide on foreign interference in Canadian elections should be amended.  It states,  “Anything that helps Liberals gain votes is permissible,” - referring to electoral interference. 

Opposition leader Pierre  Pollieve said these revelations could spell the end of Trudeau’s reign. Trudeau responded with laughter, saying, “Oh no, all those newspaper subscribers will vote me out.”  

But later that day, in response, the nation’s newspaper subscribers gathered in a booth at a Vulcan Tim Horton’s to discuss the findings. All five said they were not voting for Trudeau, though two admitted they hadn’t voted since the late 1970s. 

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