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Did "22 Minutes" Mark Critch violate CBC's code of conduct?
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August 15, 2015
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7:57Now Playing"I like Mark Critch. As government comedians go, he's pretty funny..."
Ezra Levant of TheRebel.media knows the performer won't like that description, but that's what Critch is: He's been on the state-sponsored CBC payroll for years.
Anyway, the "This Hour Has 22 Minutes" star doesn't like Conservative MP Paul Calandra. On Twitter, Critch called Calandra a "tool" and pledged to donate money to a Newfoundland abortion clinic every time someone tweeted the same thing. Then Critch vowed to use his show -- which is funded by taxpayer dollars -- to attack the Tory MP. Isn't that against the CBC's own rules?
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