| Could Mr Blair, no mean grandstander himself, possibly have been thinking of a certain French leader? |
| Mr. Réal Ménard: Mr. Speaker, I would expect our hon. colleague, with the responsibilities that she has, to be a little better informed and a little less of a grandstander. |
| However Canadians will see him for what he is. He is a political grandstander and there is not a shred of credibility in anything he says. |
| He's not a grandstander or somebody who is going to worry about his ego needs. |
| A grandstander, a man who plays to the crowd instead of playing the game for what it's worth. |
| Understand, when I say he's a grandstander I don't mean that he isn't sincere in his crusade to clean up the city. |
