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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…
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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…
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Jean Brault testimony continued
Today, former Groupaction chief Jean Brault continued his ‘explosive’ testimony in Montreal. This secret testimony is officially available to reporters only as…
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Welcome government types!
So far this is shaping up to be my biggest day for traffic to this website. Blogging Tories is also having a record day. Everyone seems to be searching for one…
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Canadian blogger(s) to be charged
Adscam spokesman Francois Perreault has made a statement: “Anyone who takes that information [from the American blog] and diffuses it is liable to be charged…
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Jane Taber just called
Jane: “Hello Stephen? This is Jane Taber from the Globe and Mail” Me: “uh, hello Jane” Yes, Ms. Hot and Not herself gave me a call just a few minutes ago…
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Hypothetical questions
What if… What if I had some details of the secret testimony given by Jean Brault on Thursday? What if I received this by email correspondence? Email is…
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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…
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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…