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Conservatives Need Better Blueprint for New Economy Bloomberg Neither the left nor the right needs to abandon its basic worldview: The creative tension between conservatives' trust in individual initiative and market forces and the left's concern for fairness and solidarity will never be resolved, and trying to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Alberta Re-Elects Redford's Conservative Party BusinessWeek By Jeremy van Loon on April 24, 2012 Alberta's Progressive Conservative party led by Premier Alison Redford won a surprise re-election in Canada's oil-rich western province, renewing its majority mandate and extending a 41-year reign. See all stories on this topic » | ||
Alberta to push on Keystone pipeline, bigger markets Reuters By Scott Haggett and Jeffrey Jones | CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Alberta remains a strong supporter of its oil industry after a provincial election that left the Progressive Conservatives in power to focus on new markets for Canadian crude and to try ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Alberta Progressive Conservative win holds lessons for Harper's pro-Wildrose MPs Winnipeg Free Press OTTAWA - Even as the polls were closing Monday night in Alberta, a group of federal Conservative MPs had no inkling their chosen right-wing vehicle was heading for the ditch. Members of Stephen Harper's Alberta caucus, some of whom loudly backed the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Coyne: Alberta's stunning election defied (most) prognosticators Canada.com By Andrew Coyne, Postmedia News April 24, 2012 7:02 PM Wildrose leader Danielle Smith concedes defeat to her supporters at the Highwood Golf Club in High River Monday April 23, 2012 following the party's loss to Alison Redford's Conservatives. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Numbers tell story of tight Alberta election contest Edmonton Journal EDMONTON - With a 61-seat majority handed to Premier Alison Redford's Conservatives, it would be easy for a casual observer to think Monday's provincial election was not such a contest after all. But while the map may paint northern Alberta largely ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Hugh Hefner: 'Repressed conservatives' waging 'war against sex ... By David Edwards Playboy founder Hugh Hefner is calling out "repressed conservatives" like Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum and Rush Limbaugh by name for waging a "war against sex." In an editorial published in the May edition of Playboy magazine, Hefner ... The Raw Story | ||
Gulf Stream Blues: Can Europe's conservatives survive without the ... By Brussels, Belgium Investors, who were already feeling skittish about the first-round victory of French Socialist presidential candidate Francois Hollande on Sunday, found themselves with something much more serious to worry about when it became clear that ... Gulf Stream Blues | ||
What's next in the intellectual history of conservatives? By Andrew Hartman What's next in the intellectual history of conservatives? My OAH experience this year was short but sweet. My panel, "Advise and Dissent: Intellectuals, Values, and Postwar Conservative Trajectories," which took place on Thursday, was a huge ... U.S. Intellectual History | ||
GOP Primary: Among conservatives in rural Pa ... - Pavement Pieces By Louie Lazar French is one of several conservatives in this Pennsylvania county who, in interviews conducted here on Monday and Tuesday, expressed deep skepticism of Romney and his right-wing credentials. Yet for a majority of these likely voters, the ... Pavement Pieces | ||
Mo. Budget Blocked by Senate Conservatives « CBS St. Louis By jmbutler13 The Senate adjourned near midnight after eight hours without a compromise on Missouri's $24 billion budget. CBS St. Louis |
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