… Ex- judge Gomery became a national figure for investigating fundraising corruption in political parties, and now he’s the honourary finance chairman for a political party whose leader has stated publicly that he would openly embrace politically-corrupt fundraising practices,” said Searle, who represented Loyola for several terms, but chose not to be on the ballot four years ago so he could instead run for mayor of the Borough of Côte des Neiges-NDG.
Searle pointed the finger at Projet Montréal leader, Richard Bergeron, “who made his press announcement a few weeks back that anonymous campaign cash contributions to election campaigns were wrong politically and morally, but that he was going to take them anyway, but only $25 maximum. Well, it’s rather like being a prostitute. You know, whether you’re a $25 prostitute or a $1,000 prostitute, the result is the same.”

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