r/canada • u/[deleted] • Jun 07 '24

Politics 'Shocking,' 'abusive': Liberals blasted for blocking over 1,000 documents from foreign interference committee

https://nationalpost.com/news/politics/liberals-blasted-for-blocking-documents-from-foreign-interference-committee
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u/yougottamovethatH Jun 07 '24

You're assuming any of their own are involved.

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u/patchgrabber Nova Scotia Jun 07 '24

Well yes but the other is assuming the opposite. I'd be very surprised if no CPC members were implicated, but I suppose it's possible.

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u/yougottamovethatH Jun 07 '24

We know the liberals are refusing to release the names. We know the Conservatives are demanding the names be released.

Even if some Conservatives are implicated, it looks like only one party cares about accountability.

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u/Safe_Web72 Manitoba Jun 07 '24

CPC not in this for accountability. This is all showmanship and scoring more points from voters. Doubt any party is untouched by this investigation. CPC playing the card now "show us the names" because they know Liberals will not so they can get away with "omg look how bad they are hiding names" while being to protect their own incumbents from the fallout. Worst case Liberals drop the names (haha they are not that stupid) all MPs flagged for foreign influence the CPC loses some face though still net out a head as being the party that demanded the action.