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Crickets in QP on emergency commission for now, but likely to change once ministers take stand: strategists

Opposition MPs may not be making hay out of the commission's testimony in the House of Commons yet, but right-wing media and bloggers are turning the inquiry into a 'circus,' says Press Progress' Luke LeBrun.

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Crickets in QP on emergency commission for now, but likely to change once ministers take stand: strategists

Opposition MPs may not be making hay out of the commission's testimony in the House of Commons yet, but right-wing media and bloggers are turning the inquiry into a 'circus,' says Press Progress' Luke LeBrun.

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