So when Pallister sued the government, he says he was acting in good faith. Hm. Let's review the actual judgement that came down: "legally ineffective and unenforceable," says the judge. "Pallister and his Progressive Conservatives didn't have a legal leg to stand on," says the Winnipeg Free Press.
And then Pallister doesn't appeal the ruling: is that how certain he is of the rightness of his case?
I mean, it's just as well, since taxpayers were forced to spend more than $150,000 fighting Pallister's legal shenanigans.
For a supposed fiscal conservative, Pallister sure seems happy to waste taxpayer money on a political stunt.
So when Pallister sued the government, he says he was acting in good faith. Hm. Let's review the actual judgement that came down: "legally ineffective and unenforceable," says the judge. "Pallister and his Progressive Conservatives didn't have a legal leg to stand on," says the Winnipeg Free Press.
And then Pallister doesn't appeal the ruling: is that how certain he is of the rightness of his case?
I mean, it's just as well, since taxpayers were forced to spend more than $150,000 fighting Pallister's legal shenanigans.
For a supposed fiscal conservative, Pallister sure seems happy to waste taxpayer money on a political stunt.