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Breaking news: Rob Ford has said some offensive things in the past

By John Michael McGrath
 | August 13, 2010
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The George Smitherman campaign unveiled its latest attack on Rob Ford yesterday, fordonford.com. If anyone wasn’t aware, Ford has said some nasty things about Asians, cyclists and people with HIV/AIDS. Since we’re aware of all that, we can only wonder how much damage this will actually do.

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