Blatchford: There may not have been a super obvious winner of last nights leaders' debate — though five of the leaders had their moments — but there sure was a single clear loser.
That would be the current prime minister.
Scheer pointed out that he’d broken ethics rules twice, interfered with an ongoing criminal investigation (SNC-Lavalin and the full-court press Trudeau, a few of his key henchmen and staffers in the PCO and PMO, put on former attorney general Jody Wilson-Raybould) and asked, “When did you decide the rules don’t apply to you?”
Trudeau looked grey, uncomfortable and sweaty from the outset, perhaps because he knew that without his script and a teleprompter, he’d be reaching into his bag of nose-stretchers and would stand revealed, as Scheer put it once during a question about defending Canadian interests and values on the world stage and mentioned Trudeau’s ghastly penchant for dress-up and blackface, and said in effect, no wonder he doesn’t remember how many times he put on blackface “because he’s always wearing a mask. You’re a phoney and a fraud and you don’t deserve to govern this country.”
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