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Luke Savage

@LukewSavage

May 26, 2018 • 5 tweets • 2 min read Twitter logo

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So, uh...today's Toronto Sun cover? #ONpoli #OnElxn

I mean...jfc

Bears worth repeating that this photo exists, and that this is the company Doug Ford has been happy to keep.

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I'm not going to share or link to it, but I will take no lessons or lectures about anything from the newspaper that published that 2014 cartoon of Olivia Chow.

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