The bon mots at the end of each news item are becoming really quite amusing.
Steve Jolly
8 months ago
Looks like the populist tide is rising in Canada (bout damn time), and the Tories need to learn a lesson about using stock footage from random corners of the internet. Not many can say they missed the mark by a whole ocean. Vanderbilt is not Harvard. The latter is in Boston while the former is in Nashville, Tennessee, where the economy is booming and they don’t cotton to all that yankee nonsense.
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SubscribeThe bon mots at the end of each news item are becoming really quite amusing.
Looks like the populist tide is rising in Canada (bout damn time), and the Tories need to learn a lesson about using stock footage from random corners of the internet. Not many can say they missed the mark by a whole ocean. Vanderbilt is not Harvard. The latter is in Boston while the former is in Nashville, Tennessee, where the economy is booming and they don’t cotton to all that yankee nonsense.