OSHOW FORMER PREMIER KATHLEEN WYNNE ON BILLION DOLLAR BOMBSHELL FORD AG REPORT

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Former Premier Kathleen Wynne reacts to a scathing new Auditor General's report detailing the Ford Government's corrupted processes, billions in wasted tax dollars on projects like Ontario Place and the Science Centre, and unprecedented spending on self-promotion. She decries his many failures and lack of evidence on decisions like bike lanes and tunnels while engaging host Laura Babcock in a debate about how to beat populists like Ford and Polievre in 2025. If you care about the upcoming Ontario and Federal elections, you won't want to miss this discussion!
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Laura, you do great work here onyour podcast. I wish you had a larger audience in Ontario, as well across Canada

doreenstermann
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What's the hold up with the RCMP investigation? My guess Ford will call the election before they complete it

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Wynne had her own scandals... how about when she privatized a portion of HydroOne without public consent!

doreenstermann
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We need more youth to GOTV, New voters! And education in public schools need a strong curriculum on civics, from gr 6 to gr 12. Each yr builds on the other about differing types of govt, how they fall. How economy affect our younger generation

doreenstermann
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IMO It's his advisors and his donors that are giving Ford his directions. He jumps

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The worst premier of Ontario, worse than Ford . Got a new perm for her wife and Laura.

shawnmurphy-smwb
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Respectfully, It’s great that you fight so hard for people. However, like all interviewers it seems the main and most important point becomes diluted with verbosity. But Laura, keep on rocking’ in the free world! Harvard university’s 12 yr old study of how politicians make money in govt ….

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Wynne is describing trump's methodology of running govt...on a whim, back of napkin, pressure from oligarchs... same as ford

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