Canadians found out more than a week ago that the Canadian prime minister's chief of staff
apparently cut a $90,000 cheque for a Canadian senator who had been
inappropriately charging the taxpayers for questionable benefits and
expenses.
Finally the Chief of Staff is gone; the senator is out of the
caucus; the Prime Minister is conveniently out of the country; the
original expenses case has been transferred back to same Senate
committee that truncated the earlier process. The Parliamentary Ethics Commissioner is investigating, but has no responsibility for the Senate
There remains no evidence at all that anyone -- including the Prime Minister -- in the Harper Government
is urgently seeking or disclosing the full facts. We do not need investigations of most of this; we simply need the government to start coming clean, rather than constantly attempting to cast aspersions on everyone else in their view.
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