Spector: Someone on the Vancouver Sun has a good memory

Norman Spector points towards a Sun editorial that recalls Grewal's antics in 1995, when he ran for the Liberal nomination in the provincial riding of North Delta

--Someone on the Vancouver Sun editorial board has a good memory:

"Grewal first made news in 1995 when he ran against Reni Masi, then president of the B.C. Liberal Party for the Liberal nomination in the provincial riding of North Delta. After agreeing to withdraw, Grewal said he had been offered a job as deputy minister by a senior Liberal official he refused to name. Grewal then jumped ship and ran against Masi as a candidate for the provincial Reform Party. He was soundly trounced.

Soon after, he switched to the federal arena and was on his way to the House of Commons. In 2002, he claimed he had been offered a position in Prime Minister Jean Chretien's government if he would cross the floor. He said the offer was made by a Liberal MP, whom he again did not identify."