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[bcholmes]

Stephen Harper says journalists on Parliament Hill are biased against his government so he'll be avoiding them.

The Prime Minister says the parliamentary press gallery seems to have decided to become the opposition to his Conservative government.

-- Toronto Star

Poor, poor Harper (*ptui*) just can't get any breaks.

Comments

[davidshadow555.livejournal.com]

Oh, I can think of a few breaks I would like him to get. Saying them out loud though would amount to a curse.

I really hope this is the death knell of conservativism. LOL At least its going out with a whiny spoiled-brat like whimper instead of someone akin to Hitler.

[lovecraftienne.livejournal.com]

Yes, apparently he's being hounded in ways they'd never hound a Liberal Prime Minister. Yes, of course, because, say, Pierre Trudeau never felt so bugged he had to give the finger to the press, right? Chretien never felt so bugged he had to choke a protester? Martin wasn't raked for the sponsorship scandal?

The man borders on paranoia.

[blueinva.livejournal.com]

Sounds periously close to the attitude of the current occupants of the Oval Office. You guys have Fox News - bet he'll be willing to talk with them...

[orangemike.livejournal.com]

If it's true (and I doubt it), it is nice to see that he isn't getting the kind of harlotry by the press that Republican presidents in this country can take for granted.