Digital Politics
Blogging is grassroots
The campaign is coming up and its coming quickly. Blogging has become the new medium for getting the message out and, more importantly, getting it past the filt
April 2005
30 posts from April 2005.
Digital Politics
EDA takes notice
I received this note today from Chris Taylor (no relation). His riding EDA wrote up this piece for a newsletter that was distributed to the membership. Nods lik
Paul Martin
Pettigrew out
Deciding to exit politics by personal choice rather than that of the electorate, which was sure to come in the next General Election, Le Devoir reports that Pie
Jack Layton
Jack Layton, the corporate tax cut and confidence votes
Jack Layton is trying to negotiate the excision of the $4.6 billion corporate tax cut with Prime Minister Paul Martin. Cut those corporate taxes or lose NDP sup
Liberal Party of Canada
Chuck Guite and Paul Coffin publication ban
The testimony of Chuck Guite is coming up later this week. Paul Coffin is also set to testify. The Gomery commission has covered both testimonies with a similar
Elections
Back at ya
What’s the perfect way to respond to the Liberal assertion that “Canadians don’t want an election right now”? Respond with “The Liberals want to have a 10 month
UK Politics
BBC Sabotages Tories
In what is sure to create the largest media crisis for the state broadcaster since David Kelly, the BBC was caught miking hecklers at a Conservative rally at wh
Elections
Scene from the not too distant future
The National with Peter Mansbridge Mansbridge: “Tonight! Day 11 of the unwanted election campaign. Some Canadians still say that they aren’t ready for this elec
Paul Martin
Latest sign of Martin’s decline
Paul Martin is facing perhaps his most devastating setback yet: Bono is “annoyed” with the Liberal Prime Minister. Paul Martin has previously drawn upon the pow