I think that we should start a pool on when doll-stompin’ Carolyn Parrish will be accepted back into the Liberal Party. She needs the Liberal brand to get re-elected, yet Paul Martin doesn’t particularly need her as she…
Today I was tinkering with the Blogging Tories code and thought I’d try to make a WAP-enabled Blogging Tories website. What is WAP you might say? WAP stands for Wireless Application Protocol and it allows cellphones and…
Developing: CNN and ITV are reporting that tube lines are closed in london after 3 similar and simultaneous incidents. Update: A bus has been evacuated. Update: Doesn’t seem to be as bad as 7/7. One casualty reported…
The NDP claims to be the party of youth and thus claims to appeal to voters of my generation. Let’s take a look at the “party of youth”… The NDP currently has 19 MPs in their caucus, 18 of which are older than 40. The…
The Ottawa Citizen this morning discusses a recent poll in which parents expressed overwhelmingly that the office of Prime Minister is not one that they would like to see any of their children occupy. “Honey, you can…
As you might have already noticed, I’ve recently looked into tags. Tags, in blogging terms, are user-defined annotations of blog posts. If I write a long-winded post about Jean Lapierre for example, I might use the…
I’ve added a new feature to the Blogging Tories website: Tory Tags. What is this all about? Tagging initiatives such as Flickr and Technorati are currently at the leading edge of blogging technology. Blogging Tories has…
Kate McMillan of SDA fame has the Grewal cheques and a letter from MP Grewal’s EDA president to CBC’s Terry Milewski debunking any Conservative impropriety surrounding the cheques. “We would like to conclude with two…
Stephen Harper and the Conservative Party have jumped right into the podcasting game and have released a speech by Harper as he kicks off the summer BBQ tour. It’s about 18 minutes in length and, of course, you don’t…
Jeff Watson, Conservative MP for Essex, writes today about his seatmate in the 38th session of Parliament, Chuck Cadman. It’s both touching and historically relevant at the same time; Watson’s account gives us a unique…
