Author: Warren

Care to disclose your chummy relationship with the guys behind the “Jew tax” story and the clannish Jewish businessmen story? You know, how one of them is now a Wildrose candidate? No? Well, carry on, then. Keep doing what you do.

Allison Redford and Danielle Smith. You may have heard of them. Feist. Has been in all the papers. Hayley Wickenheiser? Also somewhat well-known. Oh, and this idiot. He drove the school administration so crazy with his Leftist/punk rock antics, they refused to put in his picture in the yearbook the

Okay, I didn’t. But I’d give a kidney to get it.

One, if the media don’t like a political ad, it usually means it’ll work. Two, the ad isn’t aimed at old people – it’s aimed at young people. If what works with young people worked for old people, my Mom would be listening to Lady Gaga right about now.

Michael Taube looks on in horror as I make yet another excellent point about Alberta’s Sarah Palin, Danielle Smith.

Before the Internet and MTV and MuchMusic, he was pretty much the only game in town. When I heard, in Spring 1980, that Dick Clark had invited PIL onto his show, I predicted it would be anarchic insanity, total chaos, and that the American Bandstand boss would profoundly regret his

Brought to my attention by Brian Lilley (of all people), on-air. This is brilliant Gen X political marketing.  Share it!

“I am a pastor. And in beliefs homosexual are headed for the lake of fire. Now with that being said we have Muslims in public office right now who believe that anyone who does not believe in ala should be killed but far be it for anyone to mention that.

Tim Harper has a piece worth a read.  He’s right that the warring conservative factions needed to get their faces rubbed in the dirt a few times before they got their act together – in 1993, 1997 and 2000.  True. It took a decade for the Right to come together,

How is saying that gays will burn in “a lake of fire” in Hell, or that whites make for better candidates, simply “politically incorrect”? That’s crap.

A National Post reporter – one I like – just sent me a Facebook message to ask me if I am “working for the PCs.” I presume she means the Alberta PCs. I messaged back: “You’re kidding, right?” But then I thought about it. She’s a good egg, and she

“As a Caucasian,” the Wildrose candidate suggests, he’s a better representative than, you know, one of those brown people. No wonder Danielle Smith is ducking the media today. One of the biggest freefalls I’ve seen since, well, Tea Party Tim Hudak’s in October. It’s amazing.

Keep. Those cards and letters comin’, Wildrose faithful! This one from tpmaron@gmail.com: “Wow warren, that’s quite the article in the sun today. Maybe should open your pants and check for a vagina, cause you sure know how to blow things out of proportion.” And this gem, from “Gunter W” at

OMG this so awesome!

From a plugged-in contact in Alberta. Very, very interesting. Warren: Danielle Smith cancelled her media availability for CBC radio today, Global tomorrow and CTV Friday. Cancelled her meeting with the Herald editorial board … and had Vitor appear in her place on Rutherford this morning. Someone is cracking under pressure.

“As a third generation Albertan and a born again Christian, I thank my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ that there is a potential government coming that will heed the Word of God. Ontario and Quebec, both ultra-liberal provinces, love to hate God and His Word and His law. The Wildrose

The things that the Charter, and the Constitution, were designed to prevent are still a threat.  And that is why today is a day to remember, and be vigilant, and celebrate this great achievement. (And, while we’re on the subject, let me say: my God, I miss this man.)

How important is the last week in a campaign? Really, really important. Important enough to make the difference — in Alberta, and anywhere else. Lots of Canadians are now watching the dramatic Alberta contest, now entering the home stretch. Non-Albertans can’t vote in the election, but they, too, have a

We liberals knew that already, but here’s proof.  Kiss our asses, cons.

Aaron Wherry does journalism in a simple, and therefore highly-effective way: he simply lets subjects speak for themselves. Subjects accordingly damn themselves.