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House sponsor Henry Fincher also applauded the effort as a "move towards fairness and even-handedness in the transportation contract negotiating process". Even the National Post, which often displays even-handedness on social issues, missed the boat by editorializing that homosexuality "is a hard-wired aspect of a person's identity, little different from their race or sex" (April 5, 2008). But before we analyse those two issues let us pause, in the name of even-handedness, to heap a portion of reproach on shadow chancellor George Osborne, whose brilliant (indeed, Threadneedle-Spectator-Politician-of-theYear-winning) tactical manoeuvres have been responsible for so much of Darling's discomfiture. |
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