The latest Ipsos Reid poll was released today at 6am for public consumption. The poll shows the Liberals and the Conservatives in a virtual tie with 32% and 31% voter support, respectively. As for seat rich Ontario…
When the Economist, labelled Liberal Prime Minister Paul Martin “Mr. Dithers”, did the Liberal spin machine go into overdrive to counter the article’s claims? And, are they trying to shed the perception that the…
Since Paul Martin sold out to the NDP and their union masters, I’ve been thinking of ways that the Conservative Party can craft their message for the upcoming campaign. Remember the days post-merger that Conservatives…
and he names names… including Paul Martin. In 2000, Martin exerted political interference in order to secure a contract for a Liberal friendly firm… “[The Sponsorship Program] was 150 per cent politically driven”…
We’ve known about this one for a few weeks, but today it became official. Peter Kent, former anchor of the national news on CBC, and former Global television journalist, announced his candidacy for the next federal…
If anyone really wants to know what Paul Martin really means when he insists that we “wait for Gomery”, take a look at this great post over at Gin and Tonic. We can wait for Gomery, perhaps, but really… what are the…
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 filter. At the beginning of this year, I co-founded Blogging…
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 like this are quite encouraging. The Conservative Blogosphere…
Deciding to exit politics by personal choice rather than that of the electorate, which was sure to come in the next General Election, Le Devoir reports that Pierre Pettigrew is planning to leave the federal scene for…
Jack Layton is trying to negotiate the excision of the $4.6 billion corporate tax cut with Prime Minister Paul Martin. Cut those corporate taxes or lose NDP support on the budget vote (a vote of confidence), Martin has…
