May vs. Munk, and the media's selective outrage
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Channel: Rebel News · 2015 · News & Politics
The Green Party is so mad that leader Elizabeth May has been excluded from the Munk Debates that they've complained to Canada Revenue. Ezra Levant of TheRebel.media talks about fringe candidate May's performance in the previous Maclean's debate, serving as Trudeau's tag team partner. May wasn't part of the Globe's debate and Levant says this helped improve the debate considerably. The next debate will be hosted by the Munk Centre and sponsored in part by the Aurea Foundation. They've omitted May too -- so the Green Party filed a CRA complaint charging that Aurea is violating its charitable status. How? Because by excluding May, they no longer qualify as "non-partisan." The media has been all over this story -- but where were they when environmental charities like the Suzuki Foundation were campaigning against Harper? David Suzuki's partisan political Foundation is breaking charity laws. SIGN OUR PETITION telling Canada Revenue to AuditSuzuki.ca http://www.therebel.media/audit_suzuki SIGN UP FREE for Election 2015 coverage from The Rebel team! Don't miss a minute of our exclusive interviews and investigations! http://www.therebel.media/election_2015_coverage JOIN OUR CROWDFUNDING CAMPAIGN to bring you fearless Canadian election coverage from coast to coast! https://therebel.nationbuilder.com/election2015_coverage
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