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CFRB and CJAD comment on the Goodale faxes
The MSM has picked up on the story that I broke yesterday on this blog regarding the partisan faxes that were sent to Ralph Goodale’s finance office to staffer
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The latest polling data and what it may mean
Today, SES research in its daily rolling poll indicates that the Conservatives and the Liberals are statistically tied in the wake of the news of the RCMP crimi
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40% Liberals?
[cross-posted to CTV.ca] Polls will certainly cause madness if we follow them too closely, especially at this phase of the campaign. I will admit though, seeing
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Tips for a Tory win
I’m sure the uber-strategists in downtown Ottawa and on the primary campaign have figured out most of it (hopefully), but I was mulling over a few general strat
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Election debate #1 – Submit questions
Blogging Tories and fans of Blogging Tories, the first leader’s debate has been scheduled for December 15th in Vancouver. There is one new feature that the netw
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The Liberal Government Falls
Well, it’s finally over. On Monday, the House voted upon Stephen Harper’s motion of non-confidence (seconded by Mr. Layton) and it passed by a wide margin of 17
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Length of Canadian elections
Was forwarded some interesting data on Canadian elections today and I thought that I should post it here in case anyone out there in the ether is searching for
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Thank you and thank you
It’s that time of year when everything seems to come at once, from undergraduates studying for exams to Christmas shopping, from chequebook rebalancing to gradu
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Learning about confidence motions
In this week of political chicken, all three opposition parties are trying to figure out how to best take away the election timing from the Liberal party, while