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Let's start with confidential sources. The court should rule this fall on the National Post's bid to protect a source behind reporter Andrew McIntosh's investigation into former prime minister Jean Chretien's business dealings in his home riding -- the so-called Shawinigate affair.
Ontario's Court of Appeal has ordered the Post to hand over a bank document to the RCMP for forensic tests that could prove it's a forgery and identify the person who leaked it. That person is a source McIntosh promised to protect, and the newspaper argues the Constitution's guarantee of press freedom should trump the police investigation.
In the case of the Toronto 18 terrorism suspects, Ontario's courts have taken the common-sense approach that the bail-hearing ban only applies to cases that will go before ...
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Candidate [Marco Rubio] is followed by Senator Jim DeMint of South Carolina, who worries that a nation "founded on Judeo-Christian convictions" is "teetering toward tyranny" and who reminds us that the Constitution of the United States, as originally drafted, didn't say anything about an income tax.
Just because you're good on TV doesn't mean you can sell socialism to freedom-loving Americans," says Senator DeMint, which is a rather flaccid condemnation compared to what we hear next from Dick Armey, the former majority leader of the House of Representatives, who is pleased to notify [Barack Obama] that "you've proven yourself, even to your fellow Democrats, to be the most incompetent president in our lifetime.
The "Yeah! God!" girl is Casey Jo Cooper, who is majoring in political scie...
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