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Trudeau on the hot line. More welfare means more taxes
Trudeau on the hot line. More welfare means more taxes

Trudeau on the hot line. More welfare means more taxes

Date9/12/1971
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Original Toronto Star caption: Trudeau on the hot line. More welfare means more taxes
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