Justin Trudeau: La Presse

Patrick Brazeau Dept: "J'ai rien a dire," he said, in his bilingual way. "I have nothing to announce today. Glad to see everyone today, mais j'ai rien a dire.", according to Montreal Gazette. Editors want these stories because readers want these stories, because Trudeau is interesting to people who are not always interested in politics. He is a lively, attractive young man, and people feel that they know him, since they knew his mother and father. And also he beat up that loud mouth senator, Patrick Brazeau and on Wednesday morning, Montreal's La Presse reported that Justin Trudeau will run for the leadership of Liberal Party, so there was a big gaggle of reporters outside the Liberal caucus room that afternoon when Trudeau showed up, smiling, wearing a blazer and open-necked shirt. The Dauphin with the good left jab and widely admired hair had managed the situation perfectly, so that the ink-stained wretches of the Parliamentary Press Gallery had no choice but to trail after him, then troop back to their desk to write content-free stories about his candidacy, rolling their eyes at their keyboards. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.