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Trudeau’s logic fails in BBC interview on removal of Queen’s portrait
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November 26, 2015
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Brian Lilley of TheRebel.Media reports: Many of you will recall that one of Justin’s first acts when he became Prime Minister was to take down the portrait of the Queen that hung in the “Global Affairs” office.
We felt this was disrespectful to the Queen and thousands of Canadians agreed with us since they signed the petition we launched at SaveTheQueen.Ca requesting that the portrait be restored.
Trudeau is in England right now visiting the Queen and the issue of the portrait's removal came up during his interview with the BBC.
Justin’s answer demonstrates yet again, that Trudeau and logic are like two ships that pass in the night.
The manliness of his handshake is another matter still as you'll see in my video.
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Liberals wasted no time taking down the Queen’s portrait in the Dept. of Foreign Affairs!
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