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Tag Archives: election
Ford Drives Home Reality that We Let Representatives Represent Only Themselves
The Doug Ford/Margaret Atwood kerfuffle drives home the reality that we’ve allowed our elected representatives to represent only themselves – and we have only ourselves to blame. Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Social Media
Tagged accountability, constituents, Doug Ford, election, Margaret Atwood, Pat O'Brien, representation
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Will Liberals be Served Crow on a Much Cosier Table?
Does an NDP rise in popularity indicate a Liberal fall akin to the one experienced by the party once known as the Progressive Conservatives? Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged election, federal election, Liberal, Liberals, NDP, politics, Progressive Conservative, voting
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Left-Leaners Must Decide Whether to Vote with Head or Heart
A fractured left-leaning vote has brought up the question of whether people should vote strategically. However, does voting this way undermine the reason why we have local representation? Continue reading
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Tagged Conservatives, election, elections, federal, federal elections, Green Party, Liberals, NDP, party politics, voting
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Be Careful for What You Wish
Stephen Harper got his wish, but the planets are aligned for a Liberal resurgence — and majority — in the not-to-distant future. Continue reading
Right, Privilege, or Obligation?
Those who chose not to exercise their right to vote — and don’t appreciate the privilege of just having the option to do so — should have it rescinded. Continue reading
Posted in Politics (Menard Communications Archive)
Tagged election, right to vote, voters, voting
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