ISSUE:
Who should bring us the news?
COMBATANTS: Peter Mansbridge and Lloyd Robertson.
TACTICAL ADVANTAGE GIVEN TO: None The match is sure to be called off by the CRTC, ensuring continued com- petition among the Canadian news media by making sure there is no competition.
ISSUE:
Which son-of-a-former-Prime Minister will win the hearts and minds of Canadians and forge a political dynasty?
COMBATANTS: Justin Trudeau and Ben Mulroney.
TACTICAL ADVANTAGE GIVEN TO: Ben Mulroney The nerves and daring required to host Canadian Idol will serve him well in this battle of the wits.
ISSUE:
Ending 57 years of mutu- ally destructive attrition in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
COMBATANTS: Ariel Sharon and Mahmoud Abbas.
TACTICAL ADVANTAGE GIVEN TO: None Gunwale bobbing is impossible with a con- crete wall built across the gunwales. Perhaps there are limits to even gunwale bobbing.
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