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|    Kanata-Carleton voters - you know what t    |
|    14 Oct 15 16:17:13    |
      From: brewnoser2@gmail.com              Seems the Conservatives don't like the idea of 'strategic voting'. I wonder       why the hell not? ^ω^               Teach this Con candidate that 'messing with elections' was the 2008 and 2011       strategy for his party. We're wise to you now.       ________________________________________________              MP candidates              John Hansen - New Democratic Party of Canada       Karen McCrimmon - Liberal Party of Canada       Walter Pamic - Conservative Party of Canada       Andrew West - Green Party of Canada       ___________________________________________________       CTVNews.ca - Tuesday, October 13, 2015                      Conservative candidate apologizes for removing election signs              An Ottawa-area Conservative candidate has apologized for removing roadside       third-party election signs he claimed were illegal.              Walter Pamic, who is running in the riding of Kanata-Carleton, was allegedly       caught on video removing a "vote strategically" sign from among several other       signs on a grassy roadside.              In the video, a man can be seen arriving in a pickup truck, then getting out       and plucking a sign from the grass. An unseen speaker in the video asks: "Are       you allowed to be taking those signs?"               "They're illegal signs," the man in the video replies. "They're not       authorized by any third party."              On Monday evening, Pamic addressed accusations that he was tampering with       election signs.              "I noticed a number of illegal signs along Teron and Beaverbrook Roads," Pamic       said in a statement. "As they violated the Canadian Elections Act, I took it       upon myself to remove them. After discussing the matter with bylaw officers,       I learned that I        should have notified Bylaw rather than remove the illegal signs myself.              "I apologize for this mistake."              Elections Canada said it could not confirm whether the signs were illegal.                     http://www.ctvnews.ca/polopoly_fs/1.2607573.1444755881!/httpImag       /image.jpg_gen/derivatives/landscape_225/image.jpg              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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