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|    28 Feb 16 14:04:35    |
      From: brewnoserii@gmail.com              CBC News Posted: Feb 27, 2016              B.C. premier's office defends Christy Clark's private flight expenses                     Freelance journalist Bob Mackin obtains documents showing more than $500,000       spent on private planes              B.C. Premier Christy Clark's office is defending her travel expenses after       documents obtained by freelance journalist Bob Mackin show she spent more than       half a million dollars on private planes over the past five years.              Many of the flights were between Clark's riding in Kelowna, in the B.C.       Interior, and her home in Vancouver.              WestJet and Air Canada frequently fly between those locations.              The premier's office told CBC News in a statement that commercial flights are       booked when available, but added that "because of the demands on her time, we       do charter flights when necessary as long as the per passenger cost is as       close to commercial        rates as possible."              B.C. Opposition house leader Mike Farnworth says that money is better spent       elsewhere. ((+_+))               "That's just the wrong priorities. That sends the message of someone who's out       of touch with the realities of everyday British Columbians," he said.              Farnworth says the Opposition plans to raise the issue in question period next       week.              Political observers say while the news isn't good for the premier, it's also       far from fatal.              "A little more transparency could be in order in Victoria. But the fact of       the matter is this is a popular premier, (^o^) an effective and       competent premier," said UBC political science professor Max Cameron.               "Until there's a kind of credible alternative, what can do any real damage to       her politically?"       _____________________________________              Uh, I think almost *any* alternative would be more "credible". And her "real       damage" portfolio is pretty thick already . . . .              http://www.rd.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/Robin_Williams_quot       s_politicians.jpg              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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