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Warren Kinsella: If you read any poll this year, read this one
My friends at Abacus have come up with the most fascinating survey – and the most important one – of this election year. It will make you smile, and it will make you think. Here it is summarized in three helpful bullets. The link is below the graphic: Stephen Harper
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: Being Walkom, being dumb
Quote: “…the Liberals and NDP are running scared. They are so worried about Harper outmanoeuvring them in the public opinion polls that they are giving his fatally-flawed bill a pass. They think that will make us vote for them.” Forget about the fact that lazily calling up a bunch of civil
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: Sudbury speculative sweepstakes
Place your bets! Comments are open! NDP ahead by three points! Liberals ahead by four points! We don’t have a clue who is ahead, but we’re going to use up 804 words to give you the impression we know, when we actually don’t, not in the slightest! My gut, which I
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: On the day a young Jordanian is burned alive, on the day there are more jihadi arrests in Ottawa…
We wonder: What decision would #LPC and #NDP make now, if they could do the #ISIS decision all over again? #cdnpoli http://t.co/KUiZtl70iw — Warren Kinsella (@kinsellawarren) February 3, 2015
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: Newspapers: read this if you want to be depressed
Lisa disagrees with me, but I don’t think I’m going to have the privilege – and that’s what it is, a privilege – of writing a regular column in a big newspaper for much longer. Times, as everyone knows, are tough. And there are far better writers/thinkers than me. I’m
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: Rusty
That’s what he was known as, back in university days: Rusty. Many of us were at Carleton, and he went to Queen’s, but we all knew each other through student politics. He was the head of the Ontario Young PCs, and I knew a lot of those guys. They basically
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: The personal is political: Kathleen Wynne is pretty impressive
Not because she’s just celebrated two years as Premier, or because she has done a very good job in very difficult circumstances. Not because I was part of her “kitchen cabinet,” back in the day, at the behest of my friends Sheila Ward and Jackie Roach. Not because of Sudbury,
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: You’re a fascist
Here’s the thing: I’ve met, and interviewed, real fascists. Neo-Nazis, white supremacists, you name it: I’ve gone face-to-face with most of them. Ernst Zundel, Jim Keegstra, Terry Long, Richard Butler, David Irving, Klan leaders, and on and on. For Web of Hate, and for Unholy Alliances before it, I have
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: In Tuesday’s Sun: what will the Supremes say about the anti-terror law?
What politicians think about the new anti-terrorism law, in an election year, is almost completely irrelevant. Because, put simply, it is an election year. Stephen Harper and his Conservatives are competitive, again, because their approach to the security file is closely aligned with what the electorate want. Polls taken in
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: Most retweeted tweet I’ve had in a long time
This one: #SuperBowl: the end. pic.twitter.com/QDjNDQXYN8 — Warren Kinsella (@kinsellawarren) February 2, 2015 Amusingly, one of my other most-retweeted tweets also related to sports. Needs to be in every rink. #hockey pic.twitter.com/WQO1P2GgB6 — Warren Kinsella (@kinsellawarren) November 17, 2013
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: Grit nominations: what is news and what isn’t
To suggest that Justin Trudeau has repeatedly broken his promise to have open nominations – in his very first speech as leader, no less – isn’t in any way news. His promise has been broken so many times – here and here and here, inter alia – it is farcical.
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: Let slip the dogs of constitutional challenge
What politicians think about the new antiterrorism law, in an election year, is almost irrelevant. What matters is what SCC thinks. #cdnpoli — Warren Kinsella (@kinsellawarren) February 1, 2015
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: Comments, vomments
That’s what Raymi calls the really nasty ones – vomments. Fits. Got a really nasty one from someone who has apparently been nursing a grievance for 30 years. Thirty years! Tried to write them to respond. But the email was fake, and the email address too. Cowards are as cowards
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: The 2015 ballot question explained, gratis
A light just went on in my tiny cranium. Whichever way things go, the Conservative narrative comes out a winner. Things going great? You can only credit Harper. Things really suck? Only Harper has the experience to get us back on track. It’s evil genius, but genius, no less. Comments
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: 63 per cent of Canadians are traitors
When I told one of the advisers to Justin Trudeau why I supported the International effort against ISIS/ISIL – and when I pointed out that I agreed with right-wing extremist warmongers like Barack Obama, Lloyd Axworthy and Bob Rae – I was told Messrs. Axworthy, Rae et al. were “traitors”
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: My tri-partisan nature is revealed on Sun News
Going on @SunNewsNetwork with @LisaKirbie to say how amazing it is all #cdnpoli campaigns run by brilliant women – Telford, McGrath, Byrne. — Warren Kinsella (@kinsellawarren) January 28, 2015
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: Go hard left, then go hard right
Either way, it’s veering all over the road. The anti-terror legislation isn’t tabled, yet, so no one outside a small circle within the government actually knows what is in it. Even though I – along with Lloyd Axworthy, Bob Rae, Gen. Romeo Dallaire and many other Liberals – support the
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: The enlightened world of gaming
I have never played a video game. Never. I just never got the hang of it, or was too busy, or whatever. It looked stupid, frankly. I bought my sons video games, however. I could tell the games were violent, of course, because they all are. But I told them
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