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Subject: Re: Good for [deleted], but what language will *he* speak?

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Margo

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Date Posted: 02:35:05 02/14/03 Fri
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In reply to: Mike Redmond 's message, "Re: Good for Jimbo, but what language will *he* speak?" on 17:35:20 02/13/03 Thu

OK Mike, my knuckles are smarting. I didn't think Jim** was that offensive, but since you say so I shall withdraw the name and apologize. And for this reason. Because I agree with you. And I was quite frankly appalled to see the young gentleman from Montreal who is the Party Treasurer I believe - speak to Mr. Graffety in almost contemptuous terms at the Burnaby all candidates meeting. When Mr. Graffety tried to make a remark, this young gent snapped over his shoulder without a glance to Mr. Graffety, "Don't be tiresome!" I thought that was an unbecomingly rude way for a party official to talk to a former Member of Parliament, former cabinet minister, current leadership candidate, Party elder, and elderly gentleman.

So you are right, Mike, and I do not want to follow that model.

Now to the debates, and a question. Is the LSC organizing the scheduled Capital Region debate, or is it being organized by the local ridings?

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Re: Good for [deleted], but what language will he speak?	Mike Redmond	11:19:12 02/14/03 Fri
Re: Good for [deleted], -- Margo, 20:13:54 02/14/03 Fri Re: Good for [deleted], -- Mike Redmond, 13:04:40 02/17/03 Mon French Language Debate? -- Roger Buxton, 13:59:53 02/17/03 Mon