Posted AT 8:02 AM EST on 22/07/08
Harper is not bound
Like most prime ministers, Stephen Harper has had few qualms about reversing his predecessors' policies. But when it comes to Omar Khadr, Mr. Harper acts as if he cannot deviate from the previous government's position.
The Conservatives have resorted to the always suspect they-did-it-first defence, in refusing to intervene on behalf of Mr. Khadr, the only citizen of a Western country still held at Guantanamo Bay.
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