Didn’t somebody once say something about reason over passion?
Some interviews, word-for-word, can come across as ill-formed, awkward and vague
Rob Oliphant is a slight, unimposing man, one of the rookie Liberals who fill the back row of the opposition side. His is a united church minister with a degree in commerce. He was an advisor to David Peterson’s government in Ontario and Michael Ignatieff’s campaign for the Liberal leadership in 2006. He currently represents the riding vacated by John Godfrey, another slight, unimposing man.
Just a note to congratulate our contributing feature Ujjal Dosanjh for winning his riding of Vancouver South, defeating the Conservative candidate Wai Young by just over 30 votes. As we said already, John Godfrey, also featured in Kickstart, did not run, but his Liberal replacement in Toronto’s Don Valley West Rob Oliphan did – and won. And, so that no one thinks we have too many Liberals featured in Kickstart, we have the story of Brian Mulroney, who is, in many ways, the arch-Conservative.
Why Godfrey built a career before becoming a politician
PRIME MINISTER HARPER ANNOUNCES BY-ELECTIONS FOR SEPTEMBER 22, 2008
Neither cowardly nor spineless, this man is most certainly a mule