f-35 saga {new KPMG version}

The Opposition said the numbers weren't right. The Auditor General said the numbers weren't right. The Parliamentary Budget Officer said the numbers weren't right. A US report and Canadian critics said untendered, single engine jets were'n't right. So CPC hireds KPMG, who also said the numbers weren't right.

that's a lot of effertz$

f-35 saga

good lord. well. yes. "Harper's gang didn't just support the F-35 program, it chastised, ridiculed and name-called those who questioned it."

here come the judge. auditor general's report due on april 3, 2012.

ebate-day (Sheila Fraser, the "proper quote," cops, airports and more prudent spending) français 2Day (retiring)

“The comments attributed to me in the [Conservative] report are completely unrelated to G8/G20 spending,” Fraser writes in her letter. 

Tories used praise for Liberals to defend summit costs: Fraser
Day apologizes, says 'proper quote' will be added to Tory dissent report
Last Updated: Apr 12, 2011 2:55 PM ET

Canada's auditor general has rebuked the Conservatives for recycling an unrelated quote by her about a previous Liberal government's security spending in a parliamentary report on the costs of the G8/G20 summits in Ontario last summer, CBC News has learned.

The Conservatives' report, presented as a dissenting opinion to the Commons the morning Parliament was dissolved last month, quotes Sheila Fraser giving high marks to the Harper government for prudent spending on the summits.