I can see Cleary now the sane is gone
Ryan Cleary’s problem isn’t that he has no political principles. It’s that he’s principled to the point of pathology.
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Everything is on the table — except common sense
Governing-by-panic is bad public policy
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CETA: Cheated Enough Time (and) Again
Why would former Premier Kathy Dunderdale announce that there was an agreement if it was not a done deal? And how on earth does the current Premier expect people to rally behind the overdone “Ottawa is evil” political tactic?
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Fracking review panel: independent of what, exactly?
Five men—some with ties to big oil—have been appointed by a government that is heavily dependent on the fossil fuel industry and previously denied the need for an external review
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Nothing to see here
Why we’ve got the Nick McGrath-Humber Valley Paving scandal all wrong
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Why should every vote count?
On Sept. 13, a group of fewer than 700 people chose our premier. Last week, New Brunswickers chose theirs. The difference here is important, and the problems of each vote illustrate the importance of voting to democracy.
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Words matter
Does Paul Davis represent a change for the Tories? A comparison of the language used by the provincial government with that of Davis during his leadership campaign provides a revealing answer
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Give me direct democracy or give me window-dressing
The NL Open Government Initiative does not mean what it says
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When little means a lot
Tom Marshall’s first and last speech from the throne is as remarkable for what it does not say as for what it does
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Dunderdale joins Liberals, red tsunami continues to grow
Former premier joins party she feels best reflects her values
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4 simple ways #PCNL can save face
The Progressive Conservatives have only one year left in power. Here is how they can avoid spending the next decade in the political wilderness.
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