PMO: Where Resigning Means You Were “Dismissed”

Nigel Wright has resigned as PM Harper's chief of staff. This is a real loss to the people & good government of Canada.

— David Frum (@davidfrum) May 19, 2013

Nigel Wright has resigned as PMSH's chief of staff.

— Glen McGregor (@glen_mcgregor) May 19, 2013

Well, that's one way to start a Sunday: Nigel Wright has just resigned as the PM's chief of staff. #hw

— kady o'malley (@kady) May 19, 2013

https://twitter.com/FakeSteveHarper/status/336110279215677440

Today, @TonyClementCPC announced a new mandatory system for tracking employee performance in the public service. #cdnpoli

— Stephen Harper (@stephenharper) May 28, 2013

https://twitter.com/davidakin/status/394819747700695040
Audio of the PM changing his story. AKA lying.

Nigel Wright "resigned." — Stephen Harper

Nigel Wright "was dismissed." — Stephen Harper.

I'm not sure which guy to believe…

— Adam Stirling (@Adam_Stirling) October 28, 2013

So I'm finally settling on my story for the Senate scandal. Too bad it doesn't square with all my other previous stories. #cdnpoli #senca

— Not Steve Harper (@pmoharper) October 28, 2013

I'll let Canada know whether I disciplined Del Mastro last year after the verdict in his trial next year. #harpertwilightzone

— TheHarperGov In Exile (@TheHarperGov) October 28, 2013

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Oh this is useful by @kady http://t.co/CUpHFfyofF #hw

— Rosemary Barton (@RosieBarton) October 28, 2013

Harper says in radio interview that he "dismissed" Nigel Wright. How long until his website is "cleansed"? #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/KnDVqOecv9

— Stephen Lautens (@stephenlautens) October 28, 2013