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| New Brunswick Liberals to choose leader in October 2012 MetroNews Canada FREDERICTON - The president of the New Brunswick Liberal Party says the 11-month wait to vote on a new party leader is needed to develop the rules of the leadership convention. The Grits will vote on a new leader in October 2012, party executives ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Column: Critics question Trasolini's motives The Province And, oh, how the Liberals hate it! Trasolini was one of their tri-city guys for years. He was particularly pally with another local Lib by the name of Christy Clark. Trasolini co-chaired Clark's 1996 election campaign in Port Moody. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Obama is a liberal who has been mugged by reality — at least on foreign policy Daily Caller By Christopher Bedford Neoconservatives, the old saying goes, are liberals who have been mugged by reality. Though it is doubtful that President Barack Obama will ever quite fit that description, there are signs that his foreign policy views have ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Throw out the liberals The Star Democrat There's been a spate of letters recently from the gang of local liberals. The content of these letters is astounding. They give a new, deeper dimension to political hatred. The letters are also very similar. It is obvious the writers are working from a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Tories win right to appeal Working Families decision Toronto Star An Ontario court has granted the Tories leave to appeal a May 18 ruling that rejected their claim the group Working Families was formally linked to Premier Dalton McGuinty's governing Liberals. Working Families spent $2 million on a blitz of TV and web ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| In the Spirit: Can a Catholic also be a liberal? Wisconsin State Journal Boston College philosophy professor Peter Kreeft was asked whether "a Catholic can be a liberal." To certain Catholics, Peter Kreeft is a rock star. That was evident Nov. 18, when nearly 500 people filled an auditorium at the Bishop O'Connor Center in ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Is Bob Rae the Liberals next Keith Davey? « the reeves report By awreeves Davey, the "patron saint" of the modern Liberal Party as Newman writes it, transformed the Grits as the national campaign director of the Liberal Party for Pearson, Trudeau, and Turner, supplying the "enthusiasm that kept the political machine ... the reeves report | ||
| A plain blog about politics: Sunday Question for Liberals By Jonathan Bernstein John said... A certain percentage of all loans go bust. The overwhelming factor in this case was the sharp decrease in price of solar in large part due to foreign companies. It's entirely possible there's malfeasance on someone's case, but that ... A plain blog about politics |
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