Mary Lou McDonald, while unhesitant in targeting various political figures and sectors, shows a striking reluctance to confront the leader of an organised crime syndicate during the election campaigns. This inconsistency raises questions regarding her political motives and the boundaries of criticism in public discourse.
Critics argue that by holding back on addressing the actions of organized crime leaders, McDonald may be compromising her stance on law and order, thus leading to perceptions of political expediency over genuine accountability.
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