Digital Politics
The Revolution will not be televised, it will be blogged
Why are there so many conservative writers in the blogosphere? I’ve been asked this a couple of times over the time that I have been blogging. Are we better wri
Archive: 2005
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Family Circus: still not funny
Most everyone is familiar with Bil Keane’s daily comic which can be found in most widely published newspapers in North America. Family Circus has been around fo
Conservative Party of Canada
Get some Conservative swag
From beach umbrellas to t-shirts to toques. Take a sneak-peak at the Conservative Party store which gets officially unveiled later this week and get your gear-o
Paul Martin
Mr Dithers
On February 17th, the Economist magazine printed an article called “Mr Dithers” and his distracting “fiscal cafeteria” Yes, since his coronation in December of
Paul Martin
John Manley sets sights on Paul Martin
From Canwest news: The time is coming for a non-Quebecer to lead the Liberal Party of Canada, says former deputy prime minister John Manley, one of the early fr
Liberal Party of Canada
Prediction: The NDP will merge with the Liberal Party
And it will be because of Jean Chretien’s doing. Read on… I wrote about the proportion of political contributions by donor type on January 13th to dispel the in
Liberal Party of Canada
I met Paul Martin (again)
Today was flag day in Canada and this year marked the 40th anniversary of the first ascension of the maple leaf banner up the Peace Tower flagpole on Parliament
Foreign Affairs and Defence
Future tsunami warning system stalled by international bickering
From Nature (subscription required) A plan to set up a tsunami warning system for the Indian Ocean — and eventually the whole world — received enthusiastic supp
Liberal Party of Canada
Paul Martin’s strategy for Gomery
Below is a figure that presents a straightforward black and white look at the Gomery inquiry and what it should be able to accomplish Gomery Inquiry – Click to