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Maxime Bernier: Uniting the World

June 10, 2010 | No Comments

Ya know, we often talk how polarized North America is.  Politics has become so heated, and sometimes it seems that the left-right divide is a permanent rift that will never be healed.

But then along comes Maxime Bernier.  I believe that he can be the grand unifier, bringing us all together, hand in hand, teaching us to sing as per an old Coke commercial.  How else can you explain the fact that, because of him, I agree with and organization called The Progressive Economics Forum?

God bless you, Mr. Bernier.

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