Former New Democratic Party national director Gerald Caplan offers some insights into national politics in the Globe and Mail this week.
His comments are biting and their wisdom clear. These are not the remarks of someone who feels the need to sugar-coat his views in order to curry favour.
New Democrats and Liberals should therefore consider his advice seriously. They should heed his counsel if for no other reason than he clearly is not bent on winning friends.
He should win them nonetheless and influence people in the process.
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