Brian Mulroney is a former Prime Minister of Canada, for nine years from the mid-1980s. He was leader of the Conservative party, also known in my native Canada as the Tories. He got some things spectacularly right (most notably agreeing to, and then winning an election on the prospect of, a free trade deal with the US that has made Canada a lot wealthier).
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