Mike's Daily Comment
The commentariat’s performance during the US election shows that they have clearly chosen political affiliation over journalistic standards. Worse, over the public interest.
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Canada’s Debt Sets 3 New Benchmarks
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Wednesday, 12 October 2016 12:45
What to do when not only is provincial debt now greater than Federal debt, Canadians have a record amount of personal debt and Canada’s overall debt to GDP ratio is now 290%, worse than Italy!
…also from Michael: The commentariat’s performance during the US election shows that they have clearly chosen political affiliation over journalistic standards. Worse, over the public interest – The Downfall of the Mainstream Media