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    Here’s what we know about Michael Decter

    Michael Decter, one of Canada’s top health pundits, has been embroiled in Pamela Wallin’s expenses imbroglio

    The QP Clip: Mulcair grinds away at the PM’s patience

    The exchange you can’t miss from this afternoon’s Question Period

    The QP Clip: PCO comfortable under the bus

    The exchange you can’t miss from this afternoon’s Question Period.

    QP Live: When it was all the privy council office’s fault

    Join us for your daily dose of political theatre. Tweet about the madness at #QP.

    QP Live: When auditors defended their Duffy audit

    Join us for your daily dose of political theatre. Tweet about the madness at #QP.

    Need to know: Harper’s latest insulation from the Wright-Duffy affair

    The Tories passed new guidelines to shield bosses from their staff’s indiscretions

    QP Live: A leaderless chamber on a Friday morning

    The end of a long week of bickering on the Wright-Duffy affair

    Need to know: Auditors called to defend their honour

    Deloitte will appear in front of a Senate committee next week

    PM Harper vs. the Wright-Duffy Affair: Here’s what happened during QP

    A recap of today’s political theatre

    How to disagree with the Conservatives

    Claude Carignan’s motion to suspend three senators found a single Tory dissenter

    22 Minutes parodies Daft Punk at Mike Duffy’s expense

    ‘Daft Tories’ spoof is the show’s second Senate parody in a week

    Maclean’s Live: The Senate votes on suspending Duffy, Wallin and Brazeau

    The Senate will vote today on a Conservative motion to suspend three senators without pay. The motion accuses Mike Duffy, Pamela Wallin and Patrick Brazeau of “gross negligence” for claiming thousands of dollars of expenses improperly. The trio has spent weeks desperately defending their right to due process and a fair hearing, and claiming the Senate are not the right forum for such a debate. They’ve earned sympathy from some senators on both sides of the aisle, but perhaps not enough. Today, they learn their fate. Join us at 5 p.m., when we stream the audio feed from the Senate.