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The Lincoln Project is out with their first ad in support of Kamala Harris’s presidential bid. While honouring Joe Biden for the difficult decision he made, the announcer also gives us a sense of how the Harris campaign might come … Continue reading →

Joly tells China’s top diplomat Canada won’t ‘tolerate any form of interference in our democracy’ – Globe and Mail Montreal city councillor to represent Liberals in byelection (CBC News) Federal Liberals launch website lambasting Poilievre’s record as a Conservative MP … Continue reading →

Not 24 hours after Joe Biden stepped down to make way for his Vice President Kamala Harris to become the likely Democratic presidential nominee, Nate Cohn at the New York Times is already harshing our buzz by reminding us that … Continue reading →

The GOP love-fest in Milwaukee is over. Trump is back on the campaign trail with his new best buddy J.D. Vance. President Biden is hunkered down in Delaware with COVID-19 trying to figure out his next move, which increasingly looks … Continue reading →

Biden Plans to resume campaigning as more Democrats urge him to quit (New York Times) Biden is ‘absolutely’ staying in race, campaign chair says (Washington Post) JD Vance nomination puts Europe on notice (The Hill) Wave of Hill Dems renews … Continue reading →

In the coming days, it may well be that President Biden will decide that for the sake of having a chance at another Democratic White House, for the sake of down-ballot Democratic races, for the sake of democracy itself, it’s … Continue reading →

Very early Tuesday morning, about 4:40 a.m., the federal byelection in the riding of Toronto-St. Paul’s was called for Conservative candidate Don Stewart. While the margin of victory was small, about 1.5 per cent, the Conservative win, and consequent loss … Continue reading →

On June 19th, House Bill 71 was signed into law in Louisiana by Gov. Jeff Landry. This means that starting next year, all elementary and secondary schools as well as universities receiving state funding will have to display the Ten … Continue reading →

Nenshi apologizes for mistakes he made as Calgary mayor at Alberta NDP debate (Western Standard) Some Liberals think Mark Carney could succeed Justin Trudeau. We talked to those who think he’d be a great leader — and others who roll … Continue reading →