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We need a dose of direct democracy Financial Post But its value is that an esteemed expert, former banker Don Drummond has shamed the Ontario Liberals publicly and itemized 362 concrete steps they must, and can, take. The reality is that politicians overspend because of the flaw in our political ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Election buzz down to a drone in Quebec Canada.com By Philip Authier, PostmediaNews February 17, 2012 9:08 PM Polls show support for Premier Jean Charest and the Liberals is concentrated in Montreal ridings and in West Quebec. QUEBEC — It was as if someone had thrown a bucket of cold water — a dose ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Spendthrift Grits needed Drummond to state obvious London Free Press That's about the best spin that can be put on the Ontario Liberal government's decision to pay former bank economist Don Drummond $150000 to come up with ideas to whip the deficit-plagued province's books into shape. More realistically, the Liberals ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Liberals pitch 'honesty,' tax hikes Calgary Sun By Damien Wood ,Calgary Sun Fightin' words are coming from the mouth of Alberta Liberal leader Raj Sherman who called out Premier Alison Redford's government as either being dishonest or really bad at math. He's pitching a tax hike in his platform for ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Quebec's 3 main parties would be in tie if vote held now: poll The Province By Kevin Dougherty, Gazette Quebec Bureau February 16, 2012 A new poll indicates Premier Jean Charest's Liberals and the Parti Québécois would each draw support of 29 per cent of voters if an election were held now. The CAQ would be nipping at their ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Election boosters get reality check Montreal Gazette Voters seem to still be angry at the Liberals, a bit keener on the Parti Québécois despite its endless bickering, but not sure the new political party – the Coalition Avenir Québec – is ready for prime time. Here are the numbers: According to the poll, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Pretty white elephants - SOAPBOXING The North Bay Nugget The Liberals commissioned former TD Bank economist Don Drummond to rake through its books to recommend a prudent financial direction. He came back with a slash, sell and burn manifesto that, if implemented in half measure, will change every facet of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Drummond report: Ontarians not eager for harsh medicine, poll suggests Toronto Star "Liberal core voters are not on board with this. It's going to be difficult for the Liberals. The education (cuts) hit their core supporters," Forum president Lorne Bozinoff said Thursday. With 53 per cent opposing the elimination of full-day ... See all stories on this topic » |
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Joe. My. God.: Blacklisted By Liberals And Homos! By Joe Blacklisted By Liberals And Homos! Pat Buchanan says that liberals and homosexuals have hounded him off of MSNBC and that he is now blacklisted in the media. My days as a political analyst at MSNBC have come to an end. After 10 ... Joe. My. God. | ||
Ross Douthat: Libertarians, liberals can't save the working class ... By Ross Douthat Charles Murray's "Coming Apart," the book that's launched a thousand arguments this winter, is a brilliant work with an exasperating conclusion. What's brilliant is Murray's portrait, rich in data and anecdote, of the stead... Wichita Eagle: Opinion | ||
Rick Santorum: Liberals "border on disdain for the common man ... By GottaLaff Santorum goes all fire and brimstone as he writes: "Conservatives trust families and the ordinary Americans that are formed by them. Liberals don't. They border on disdain for the common man." Liberals "border on disdain for the common ... The Political Carnival |
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