Stirring up a Hornet’s Nest. #wrp #pcaa #abvote

Well, my last post certainly stirred up a hornet’s nest of angry responses. Good. KikkiPlanet, of course, is the most vehement in her response: Let’s examine a few points here: First, calling Kikki a “Terrorist” isn’t an ad hominem “attack”.  There is no such thing as an “ad hominem” attack.  Ad hominem is a form of…

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Bob Rae Thinks You’re Stupid

This is my first video blog entry.  Well, if you count “Bye Bye Barlow” it’s actually my second.  Either way, here it is. There are a few technical things I’m still not entirely happy with, but after a week of messing around, it’s time to publish it anyway. [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhTI4oqJoFY?rel=0&w=640&h=480]

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Where do I Stand? – An Email to the Hon. Vic Toews, P.C., B.A., LL.B., Minister of Public Safety #cdnpoli

TO: The Hon. Viv Toews, P.C., B.A., LL.B., Minister of Public Safety (vic.toews@parl.gc.ca) FROM: Steven Britton (steve@stevenbritton.net) Dear Mr. Minister, Please allow me to preface my comments by stating without equivocation that I am a staunch conservative both in ideology and in where I place my support as a voter.  Let me also indicate to…

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Mucking Around with Electoral Reform

With the re-election of Stephen Harper‘s Conservatives to Parliament with a majority of the seats in the House of Commons, a large number of calls for electoral reform are being raised. The old, tired, and inaccurate arguments of “60% of the voters voted against Stephen Harper” are being raised, yet again. I too used a similar…

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What’s next for the Conservatives

Now that the campaign is over – and what a roller coaster of a campaign it was, full of ups, downs, lefts, rights, uprisings, and happy endings! Now that it’s over, and we finally have stability for four years, it’s time, I think, to express my opinion on how Stephen Harper should conduct the next…

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