The Republican
presidential primaries have sucked up a lot of attention. I must admit that I
haven't paid a lot of attention to the competition to the Democrats, largely
because I bought into the narrative that Clinton was the inevitable nominee.
There is growing evidence that that isn't the case. In this article there is a
clip from Morning Joe discussing why the perspective is tilted that way and
whether or not Bernie is now favoured to win.
The Guardian lays out the
difficult path for Sanders to win the Democratic nomination.
I included this in my
Tuesday post, but just in case you missed it, the Ontario Liberals are
squeezing business and unions for donations for access.
Here's a second story on
the same topic, if this doesn't feel like corruption on some level, or a
perversion of democratic politics than I don't know what is.
Dale Smith wrote about the
lost collegiality between politicians.
The Toronto Star lays out
some of the options for the Downtown Relief line.
Columbus Ohio has opted to
give out transit passes rather than build a new costly parking structure.
Sometimes building a
crosswalk isn't what pedestrians need.
Susan Delacourt discusses
the role of the party conventions as all three major federal parties are poised
to hold critical gatherings. It isn't a nice picture, in my opinion.
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