October New Brunswick While […]

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1978-10

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October New Brunswick While campaigning for the upcoming October 23 provincial election, Premier Richard Hatfield dismissed the Liberal opposition leader Joseph Daigle as a "second-hand rose." Daigle replied that he'd rather be a second-hand rose than a "faded pansy." The Globe and Mail remarked that the reply was "a cutting reference to Mr. Hatfield's sometimes effete gestures."

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New Brunswick

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Joseph Daigle Richard Hatfield

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The Globe and Mail, The Globe Magazine

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Hugh Winsor, "Knives Out for Election Carving" (column), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 20 October 1978, p. 7.Robin Hardy, "Faded Pansies and Second-hand Roses," Body Politic, no. 48 (1978), p. 14

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Richard Hatfield

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