Angelo Perischilli, Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s Director of Communications for seven months, announced Friday he’s stepping down. In a statement reproduced by the National Post, Perischilli, 63, suggests the job was too exhausting: “This is a prestigious position that requires extremely intense effort and very long hours, which at a certain age, are not an option for a long period of time.”
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The Globe and Mail, Edmonton Journal, Vancouver Sun, Kitchener-Waterloo Record, Toronto Sun and Calgary Sun endorsed Stephen Harper’s Conservatives in the last election. The Guelph Mercury suggested its readers vote for Conservative Michael Chong. And Mr. Persichilli is no great enemy of Mr. Harper.
The critics are raving.