Posted AT 1:12 PM EST on 16/09/08
Dion answers Liberal critics with Rae at his side
HALIFAX — A feisty Stéphane Dion said he will ignore published criticisms of his leadership and campaign from unnamed Liberals, insisting he faced the same kind of thing when he pushed the Clarity Act and he won't be deterred by it.
“Anonymous sources don't interest me. It's never stopped me in politics,” Mr. Dion said.
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