Is Stephen Harper a hologram?
Rick Mercer on what he learned on the campaign trail with the party leaders
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Election 2011
The translated campaign
James Fitz-Morris explains the intricacies of covering a Quebec campaign for an English audience.
Go ahead, start being disappointed in the NDP now
Okey-doke. Let’s think this NDP polling surge through. Tell you what: go ahead and pick some riding where the New Democrat is said...
A price must be paid—but by whom?
Andrew Coyne decides his ballot question, and who he will vote for
Hope spring eternal
Globe and Mail, 2008 . "Instead of carping about a dysfunctional Parliament, for which he holds much responsibility, Mr. Harper...
’Smiles and snake oil’
Stephen Harper apparently takes aim at Jack Layton.
A country gets its back up
WELLS: Even if Jack Layton fades in the stretch, something permanent will remain
And now, an oddly familiar message from the Conservative campaign
From the Inkless emailbox. And, more generally, from the conviction that if you simply say the exact same thing enough...
’A confident new Parliament’
The Globe endorses the Conservatives.
(Still) Searching for a new Liberalism
Why marketing is the centerpiece of modern political campaigning