Off to Clinton’s Brooklyn HQ to volunteer!
Will be fun. The poll below is encouraging, but there’s a long way to go and lots of work to do. When losing, say nothing and work hard; when winning, say less and work harder!
New poll: Clinton 42%, Trump 36%, Johnson 9%, Stein 2% pic.twitter.com/Sr3oeYgyJ4
— Morning Joe (@Morning_Joe) October 3, 2016
NEW HOT NASTIES TUNE!
Trump will lose
Hillary and punk rock
There is a connection.
On way to NYC this morn to (1) see @againstme & @LauraJaneGrace for @lisakinsella's b-day (2) work for @HillaryClinton. This'll be good.
— Warren Kinsella (@kinsellawarren) October 2, 2016
Caption contest!
Adler-Kinsella Show: the Tories in opposition, and opposing Trump
I mean, Hell, why not
I think I'll stay up all night tonight tweeting whack-job shit and then run for president in the morning
— Warren Kinsella (@kinsellawarren) September 30, 2016
A snippet from next week’s column: how are the Tories doing?
Am I right? Am I wrong? Let me know in comments!
A year ago, the Conservative Party had become pretty lousy at government.
A year later, the Conservative Party has become pretty good – really good, actually – at opposition.
That’s not to say they’ve redeemed themselves for running a ridiculous election campaign entirely about a hijab worn by all of two women in all of Canada, of course. Nor have they been forgiven for their leadership race, which is a presently a contest between political pygmies, the prize apparently going to the one who can sound most like Donald Trump on refugees and immigrants. No, they have much to atone for, still.
But when it comes to being Her Majesty’s Loyal Opposition, in the House of Commons? There, at least, they are really, really effective. There, and in a very short time too, they have transformed into the most effective opposition Ottawa has seen in quite a while. And they have done so usually employing that most old-fashioned of Opposition tactics: dropping smart written questions on a free-spending government.




