Won’t you please feel sorry for Jason Kenney?

The immigration minister is saddened by the tone of Parliament

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05 March 2011 – Brooklyn, New York – Justin Decoteau, 9, (left) and Zion Lebe, 9, (right) look over at the trophies lined up to be presented to the winners of the Chess-in-the-Schools program that hosted 800 students at Chess Day tournament at Intermediate School 318. Photo by Zoran Milich **CANADA OUT**

The Immigration Minister is saddened by the tone of Parliament.

He dismissed opposition calls for his resignation, saying the scale of the error does not justify it. “The value of the letterhead involved here is probably a couple of dollars … The fact that this is even a question demonstrates how hyper-partisan the current environment has become.”

A check of Open Parliament’s records shows that Kenney, during his time as an opposition MP, demanded the resignation or dismissal of five cabinet ministers, one senator and one member of the Prime Minister’s staff.