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03 June 2005
C*O*N agents doctored tapes: expert
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CBC is reporting that a technical expert in audio recordings has found substantive evidence that the Grewal tapes made public recently have ...
02 June 2005
Meanwhile, back on the farm...
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Joe, disguised as a door, looks on in amusement as Danny Williams puts the blocks to the Liberals by calling a quickie by-election in Exploi...
Homer Grewal
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If you listen to the handful of Grewal that have been released - handful out of the others there should be - there is another thing that lea...
01 June 2005
More than a good poll and an announcement a week
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People who look at politics from the outside often focus on the stuff that they can see. In looking at the pending changes in the provincial...
Clips the Lampoon won't show you
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Here are a few clips from the Grewal tapes that Canadian Press and the National Lampoon missed. Oddly they aren't highlighted in the ori...
Grewal transcripts wrong. Updated
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Careful listening to the audio tapes released by Gurmant Grewal today show significant errors in the transcript provided on the Connie parli...
31 May 2005
No fiscal imbalance, says AIMS head
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Here's a link to comments by Brian Crowley of the Atlantic Institute for Market Studies on the so-called fiscal imbalance between the f...
30 May 2005
Hearn continues to fight his own party
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No one should ignore the fact that Loyola Hearn's plan to have the finance committee separate the offshore revenue deal from the main b...
National Conservative Lunacy
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As the House heads back after a weeklong break, everyone who thought the confidence games were over in the Commons is finding out that the C...
Roger Grimes: the genuine article
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As CBC reported on Friday, Roger Grimes is expected to announce his resignation as provincial Liberal Party leader in a news conference at t...
27 May 2005
The Parable of the Trees
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"Two trees stood on a cliff, both buffeted by fierce winds. One remained rigid and cracked under the strain. The other moved as the win...
26 May 2005
Peter MacKay, DDS, reveals his strategic genius
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There's a CP story running today in which Peter "I feel so used" MacKay, DDS, claims that Labrador voters went Liberal out of ...
Lampoon hits new low
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Odds are high you'll enjoy this editorial cartoon from the National Lampoon . Funny how the editors of the unofficial organ of the Conse...
Hearn ponders trouting over fishing for votes
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Loyola Hearn may be fishing for trout in a big pond instead of searching for the possibly scarce votes he'd get in the next federal elec...
The Constitutional Fish
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Meanwhile in the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador (Appeals Division?), some enterprising lawyer is seeking a ruling on whether or ...
What goes around...
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comes around and in a small province like Newfoundland and Labrador, it picks up speed on the way back. Consider part of the argument presen...
Lynda Calvert's hands
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Yeah, I know it's a bizarre subject for a post but when you are in my business, the bizarre is normal sometimes. Lynda is one of those T...
The Perils of Polls
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It's interesting to notice the Labrador result in light of the Telelink poll done for NTV in St. John's a few weeks ago. Telelink re...
25 May 2005
Election preview
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With the Liberal win in Labrador, here's a thumbnail sketch of the next election, as it stands right now. Out of seven seats, five are s...
Libs take Lab
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Undoubtedly, there'll be a lot of Wednesday morning quarterbacking and punditry but, I'll just leave it to the vote count. Todd Russ...
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