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I’m going to the Republican National Convention
I’ve been enjoying this week’s coverage of the Democratic National Convention on CNN (the only network anchoring coverage from the floor). Whether you agree wit
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DNC by the numbers
I have a bit of an embarrassing confession to make. I subscribe to an unhealthy amount of polling information via email and RSS. Polling companies in Canada and
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McCain’s strategy is the wedge
As the Democrats assemble in Denver this week and kick off their National Convention today, the campaign of the presidential campaign of Republican John McCain
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My question for John McCain
Senator McCain initially jokes that he’s non-committal on making Canada his first foreign visit, however, he followed this up with the following, “Certainly, I
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John McCain’s remarks today in Ottawa
Thank you all very much. I appreciate the warm welcome to Ottawa, and the hospitality of the Economic Club of Toronto. The reputation of the Economic Club as a
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John McCain will do a media avail this Friday
Some reporter friends of mine have been speculating as to whether presumptive Republican nominee for President John McCain will take questions after his speech
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“Controversial” civil rights
In every struggle for civil rights, there is controversy. By its very definition, a right implies not permissibility, but rather that permissiveness is not only
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Getting out the vote in the US election
While is was inevitable for some time, Arizona senator John McCain only recently became the official nominee for the Republican Party. Most U.S. observers belie
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Science and politics
As with most election campaigns, science is never on the top of the minds of voters. Perhaps it is because elections are geared towards appealing to emotion (th