Digital Politics
Must resist urge to… oh, screw it.
There’s an entertaining blog battle going on between the former PMO Chief of Staff for Chrétien, the former PMO Chief of Staff for Mulroney and Paul Wells. Of c
Archive: 2005
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Conservative Party of Canada
I met Joe Clark this week
This week I had the pleasure of attending a lecture by the Rt. Hon. Joe Clark, the 16th Prime Minister of Canada, at Queen’s University. Joe Clark is currently
Columns
Blogging: 1 year later
Today marks the one year anniversary of this blog. I just realized that today is the day so I wanted to mark it before it passed. I’ll be updating this post lat
Election Financing
Political Contributions by type
Inspired by the last two posts, I decided to look at all of the raw data from 2003. I downloaded the total contributions per party into spreadsheet form, sorted
Election Financing
Update: Ok, we’re corporate whores too (albeit less so), but check out the NDP!
Looks like I jumped the gun a little on displaying Mike Brock’s infographic as the truth, but in his defence, it was a result more of poor methodology than dece
Digital Politics
Corporate Whores
Check out the mass-media quality infographic of the blog-media quality research that Mike Brock has done: Brock on the Attack Cross-posted to Blogging Tories
Conservative Party of Canada
DND: Tory military plan inexpensive and feasible
One more time… David Pugliese yesterday in the Ottawa Citizen reported: “During the June election campaign, the Conservatives proposed acquiring a fleet of such
US Politics
Hollywood to ruin another election?
Palestinians are ‘perplexed’ at Richard Gere’s public service announcement broadcast on palestinian TV. “Get out and Vote”, he implores. “I don’t even know who
Paul Martin
The Canadian Way
A scathing column on Paul Martin’s Liberals was published today in the National Post. The heart of the diatribe: “To those countries and their citizens who are