Not, I should note, to be confused with imaginary evidence, which is how I’m sure Peter Van Loan would describe the search warrant, and 600plus pages of potentially devastating supporting evidence that the Conservative Party deliberately skirted that was released by a Toronto court earlier today. So far, I’ve only made it about a quarter of the way through the filing, but already, my brain is hurting the best possible way.
Not, I should note, to be confused with imaginary evidence, which is how I’m sure Peter Van Loan would describe the search warrant, and 600plus pages of potentially devastating supporting evidence that the Conservative Party deliberately skirted that was released by a Toronto court earlier today. So far, I’ve only made it about a quarter of the way through the filing, but already, my brain is hurting the best possible way.
I’m sure I’ll have a lot more to say once I’ve plowed through to the end, but so far, my reaction can be summed up as follows: “Wow. They actually thought that this story could be killed off by meeting with a few reporters on a Sunday afternoon? I mean, there’s audacity of hope, and then there’s just crazy talk.”