“Why not send these fascists back to Greece? They will find plenty of people of ‘Greek origin’ for whom they can vote!”
Rivault has since apologized for his remarks, saying they were made in the heat of the moment after a long day.
This one:
Saturday, January 12, 2013
Which LPoC Leadership Campaign Has This Guy Collecting Signatures?
Other Liberal Party members weren’t so diplomatic. Fabrice Rivault, a volunteer handling media requests for Outremont Liberal candidate Martin Cauchon, received a copy of the letter from a member of the Greek community and immediately sent an email back to the woman dubbing the Congress’s board of directors “fascists.”
“Why not send these fascists back to Greece? They will find plenty of people of ‘Greek origin’ for whom they can vote!”
Rivault has since apologized for his remarks, saying they were made in the heat of the moment after a long day.
This one:
Well, lets hope Mr Cauchon isn't going to use him to answer media inquiries or is giving him plenty of time off.
“Why not send these fascists back to Greece? They will find plenty of people of ‘Greek origin’ for whom they can vote!”
Rivault has since apologized for his remarks, saying they were made in the heat of the moment after a long day.
This one:
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FR has spent a good portion of the preamble of this leadership race throwing mud at Trudeau -- who's a big kid and can take it; still, for someone who's supposedly carrying a Liberal party membership, he sure acts like a dyed in the wool blue thug at times. Can do without his spam -- let the candidates lay out their platforms and let us members and supports have our piece. Some people just can't forget that 'Old time (political) religion.'
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