Martin Regg Cohn talks
about the proposed changes to Ontario's political financing laws.
It was all the buzz this
morning on Twitter, the scuffle on the floor of Parliament yesterday.
Steve Paikin writes that a
longer leadership race for the NDP opens opportunities for less well-known
candidates.
Kady O'Malley writes how
the electoral reform committee can be saved. I blogged about this on Tuesday.
David Akin argues that electoral reform overlooks the
problem of representation by population in this country.
The National Post offers their take on whether or not
Sophie Gregoire-Trudeau should receive office staff at the public expense.
Michael Chong (CPC - Wellington-Halton Hills, ON) has
entered the race to lead the Conservatives. I have said positive things about Chong in the past, I look forward to what
ideas he'll bring to the campaign.
San Grewal writes that the period of dysfunction under
Susan Fennell in Brampton continues despite a change in leadership at the top.
Andrew Sullivan writes how the roots to the current
American presidential election may be found in the bedrock of political philosophy, Plato. Is democracy sliding towards tyranny?
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