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Justin Trudeau and the Cult of Personality
The Cult of Personality: Regardless of what people think of his substance, Justin Trudeau’s style may be exactly what the Liberals need. Continue reading
Go Ahead and Cross the Floor MPs. Just Ask First
A Facebook page and on-line petition encouraging Conservative MPs to switch party affiliation is just another example of two wrongs not making a right — no matter how much they want it to be. Party flopping is fine — as long as you give your electorate the chance to approve or reject the change. Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Social Media
Tagged Belinda Stronach, Conservatives, Cross the Floor, David Emerson, elections, Facebook, federal politics, Garth Turner, party-hopping, Pat O'Brien, politics, Rick Mercer, votes
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Jack Layton – Right Person, Wrong Party, Perfect Combo
Jack Layton, at the helm of another party, likely would have been Prime Minister — but he wouldn’t have been able to be Jack. Continue reading
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Tagged federal election, federal politics, Jack Layton, NDP, New Democratic Party, quebec
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