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Abbott in Prince George Today

By 250 News

Sunday, December 12, 2010 04:45 AM

Prince George, B.C. - Liberal leadership candidate George Abbott is in Prince George today.
He will be providing an update on his campaign   to interested members of the public at the Coast Inn of the North from 3:30 – 4:00.
 
Abbott was the second to announce his run for the Liberal leadership. He  followed Moira Stilwell into the race.
 
Locally, the only MLA to declare support for any of the candidates is John Rustad, Parliamentary Secretary for Silviculture and MLA for Nechako Lakes. He is supporting Abbott.
 
Abbott will be a guest on the Meisner program tomorrow morning at 9:00 on CFIS FM and here on Opinion 250 though live streaming audio.

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Comment Posted by: acrider54 on December 12 2010 7:26 AM
I'm so excited! Good ole bobblehead.
Comment Posted by: socredible on December 12 2010 10:46 AM
Reminds me of that old Abbott and Costello comedy script, "Who's on first?"
Comment Posted by: Oldun on December 12 2010 10:51 AM
I was a little down today but this news has just made my whole life worthwhile
Comment Posted by: Andyfreeze on December 12 2010 1:59 PM
Damn!...I am going to be far too busy to go down and root for good 'ol George!
I think I have to watch some paint dry...or something....
Comment Posted by: seamutt on December 12 2010 2:01 PM
Why, we can't vote?
Comment Posted by: Andyfreeze on December 12 2010 3:42 PM
You're right seamutt.
The Liberal leadership candidates seems to be trying to create the impression that it is an election.
Not sure what they think they will gain by that,but I'll bet it is no accident.
Somebody dreamed this format up,I'm sure.
We will get to vote later,but right now,the leadership race has nothing to do with the peons, for the most part.
Don't recall when I have seen a leadership race done this way.
Just makes me distrust them all the more.
Comment Posted by: socredible on December 12 2010 5:01 PM
The only thing that might generate some public interest in either leadership race would be if Corky Evans enters the NDP one. Otherwise, they're both just exercises in boring monotony, replete with clones of those being replaced.
Comment Posted by: Harbinger on December 13 2010 8:30 PM
These guys only come around when they want something. Kinda like yer kids on allowance day.