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| Matt Gurney: Ontario's Liberals left hoping that voters fear the reaper National Post After all, how are the Liberals going to exploit this? "We don't feel that Hudak's plan to correct the catastrophic damage we've done to Ontario will be nearly sufficient to get us out of the hole we've dug?" Obviously not a winner for the McGuinty ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Tories may compromise in Senate reform bid Ottawa Citizen Harper has tried three times to cap a senators' appointment at eight years but the Liberals in the Senate, who held a majority until some six months ago, refused to endorse the idea. James Cowan, the Liberal leader in the Senate, said he backs Senate ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Desperate times, drastic measures Edmonton Journal On Sunday, Liberals drastically changed their party's constitution to give everybody in Alberta, whether or not they're a card-carrying member, the right to vote in the Liberals' leadership race this September. Excited members of both parties ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| ALP fails to profit from Liberal ructions: Newspoll The Australian Despite two weeks of publicity about infighting and squabbles within the Liberal Party, and a concerted government campaign against the Opposition Leader, there has been virtually no change in the party standings. According to the latest Newspoll ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Ont. Tories pledge to kill deficit by 2018 CBC.ca Ontario's Progressive Conservatives would eliminate the provincial deficit by the 2017-18 fiscal year — the same timeframe the Liberals have pledged — and restrict welfare to people who have lived in the province for at least a year, according to the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Scott Brison: How the Liberals might yet be saved National Post By Scott Brison The goal of the Liberal Party of Canada today should be to build the most modern and inclusive political organization in the country, one that inspires young Canadians to vote. The election results provide the party with the opportunity ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Essential poll shows split on early election, Rudd preferred to Gillard and ... NEWS.com.au By Malcolm Farr, National Political Editor Former Liberal leader John Hewson says it's time for the Liberals to negotiate on carbon pricing. Cate Blanchett has created a political storm featuring in an ad campaign which supports the carbon tax. ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Daily Kos: Crazy Liberals! By rss@dailykos.com (Tom Tomorrow) Damn Elizabeth Warren. She's another crazy liberal by divineorder, Mon May 30, 2011 at 07:34:20 AM PDT (2+ / 0-). You know, he *invested in Green tech*!!! by Cenobyte, Mon May 30, 2011 at 07:58:36 AM PDT (3+ / 0-). And, and, and, and, ... Daily Kos - http://www.dailykos.com/ | ||
| Fox's Bob Beckel tells Stossel that the liberals on Fox can ... By John Amato This week's edition of the Stossel show on Fox Business News hosted a mock debate on budgets that cut the deficit for the almost the entire hour. Five sets of budgets put out by five different think tanks were the focus. Crooks and Liars - http://crooksandliars.com/comment/permalink/1648969 | ||
| LENIN'S TOMB: Not saving the Liberals By lenin He argues for a strategy designed to split the Liberals, and in so doing save them from historical oblivion. A few observations, then. I would guess he rightly judges Labour's position, which is that the last thing they want at this ... LENIN'S TOMB - http://leninology.blogspot.com/ | ||
| Queer Thoughts: Liberals screaming Fire, but is anyone listening? By Rick Barnes Its fun to watch the Liberals scream FIRE over the NDP and Jack Layton's comments on the constitution. It seems the Liberals' have no plan or any intention of working with Quebec, the only province not to sign onto the constitution. ... Queer Thoughts - http://queerthoughts.blogspot.com/ | ||
| TaylorOwen.com › Liberals and a new political centre By Taylor Owen Canadians may have once valued the Liberal Party, but they reject what it has become. The reason is simple. The centre is dead. Worse still, Liberals let it die. While once the pragmatic core of Canadian politics, today it is a ... TaylorOwen.com - http://taylorowen.com/ |
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