(Through Rose-Coloured Glasses)<\/B>
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Mr. Harper, has gone command-and-control in a big way. He\u2019s taking only five questions a day from journalists. He\u2019s avoiding unscripted encounters with members of the public. Unsurprisingly, he wants no part of the one-on-one debate for which Mr. Ignatieff is lobbying —– Adam Radwanski (G&M)<\/p>\n
To limit how many questions journalists can put to Mr. Harper\u2026\u2026\u2026 At just five questions a day, you can literally count on one hand how many questions Harper takes everyday. The obvious intent is to restrict the range of topics (coalition, not contempt), keep him from stumbling, and stay on message to get the talking points out. —– Peter Harris, Global National TV<\/p>\n
And our top 15 reasons are<\/p>\n
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2.\tFive questions a day, keep the Coalition away<\/p>\n
3.\tThe bottle genie grants only 3 wishes, and Mr. Harper already granted 5<\/p>\n
4.\tToo risky, 5 is more than enough<\/p>\n
5.\tKISS (Keep It Simple, Stupid)<\/p>\n
6.\tSsshhh, keep quiet<\/p>\n
7.\tTopic already covered. Next<\/p>\n
8.\tGood question. Next<\/p>\n
9.\tThis counts as one, next question<\/p>\n
10.\tT\u2019s for your own good, more than you can handle<\/p>\n
11.\tThe answer is NO, what is the question?<\/p>\n
12.\tShut up, no more question, just listen<\/p>\n
13.\tA majority, no question asked<\/p>\n
14.\tNo question please, we are Conservatives<\/p>\n
15.\tPre-emptive damage control<\/p>\n
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(Through Rose-Coloured Glasses) Mr. Harper, has gone command-and-control in a big way. He\u2019s taking only five questions a day from journalists. He\u2019s avoiding unscripted encounters with members of the public. Unsurprisingly, he wants no part of the one-on-one debate for … Continue reading