Politics and its Discontents: Scrutinizing the NDP
I am well past the age where I expect very much from our politicians, especially given the current level of disengagement among the Canadian electorate; because of that disengagement, the notion of...
View ArticlePolitics and its Discontents: Not For The Faint Of Heart
Be careful who you open the door to this Halloween: H/t The Toronto Star Recommend this Post
View ArticlePolitics and its Discontents: From The Pens Of Editorial Cartoonists
…some Saturday afternoon wisdom: Recommend this Post
View ArticlePolitics and its Discontents: C’Mon, We’ve All Been Thinking It
And now, thanks to Michael de Adder, we’ve got a picture to go along with those thoughts: Recommend this Post
View ArticlePolitics and its Discontents: Your Monday Morning Smile
An editorial cartoonist captures a Heritage Moment nicely: Recommend this Post
View ArticlePolitics and its Discontents: Happy Labour Day
For a reflection on why unions are still so relevant and necessary, the protests of neoliberals notwithstanding, be sure to check out Kev’s post at Trapped in a Whirlpool. And for indications of a...
View ArticlePolitics and its Discontents: Offered For Your Consideration
While King Stephen has grown positively garrulous with the American media, there’s one little detail he seems to have forgotten: H/t Graeme Mackay Recommend this Post
View ArticlePolitics and its Discontents: A Clear And Present Danger?
Only for some, I’m happy to report. Recommend this Post
View ArticlePolitics and its Discontents: Be Careful What You Wish For
Despite the polls currently showing majority support for Canada’s joining in the war against ISIS, the Prime Minister may find that its enthusiasm for such futile adventurism is short-lived. Perhaps,...
View ArticlePolitics and its Discontents: The Harperian Concept Of Justice
I don’t especially feel like writing today, so I offer you this from Walt Heinzie: Recommend this Post
View ArticlePolitics and its Discontents: Stephen Harper To Canadians: Just Trust Me
Of course we will, Stephen. Of course we will. H/t Graeme MacKay Recommend this Post
View ArticlePolitics and its Discontents: On Harper’s Mastery Of The Economy
H/t The Toronto Star ‘Nuff said. Recommend this Post
View ArticlePolitics and its Discontents: Art, Revisited
Somehow, this speaks to me more than the original does. H/t Graeme MacKay Recommend this Post
View ArticlePolitics and its Discontents: What’s That Sound I Hear?
Lesser morals might baldly accuse Stephen Harper of cowardice. Editorial cartoonists have a better way: H/t The Toronto Star Recommend this Post
View ArticlePolitics and its Discontents: Your Monday Morning Smile
I believe this is the cartoon Pamela was referring to in her comment yesterday: H/t The Toronto Star Recommend this Post
View ArticlePolitics and its Discontents: I Wouln’t Have Thought The Smell Of Sulphur...
H/t Graeme MacKay Recommend this Post
View ArticlePolitics and its Discontents: Harper Under Seige
Once more, editorial cartoonist Graeme MacKay scores a solid bullseye. As does Corrigan over at The Star: And let’s not forget Star readers: Since the post-2008 Great Recession, Stephen Harper’s...
View ArticlePolitics and its Discontents: A Reminder Of What We Were And What We Can Be...
H/t The ChronicleHerald Recommend this Post
View ArticlePolitics and its Discontents: Lest We forget
Buy all accounts it will be a long and dirty campaign. Time to awaken Canada in any way we can. H/t The Toronto Star Recommend this Post
View ArticlePolitics and its Discontents: Fun With Stephen
As a Facebook wag described the above, Harper’s caucus room post-election. I have always respected Smokey’s advice. At this critical juncture, Canadians would be foolish to ignore him. Recommend this...
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