Details right here!

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Here.

Where she goes, we go.

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I miss you.

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I just stalled my Jeep, bearing Ontario plates, across two lanes of Sherbrooke Street rush hour traffic.

Oh, and I worked for Chrétien.

Marois now has the winning conditions she seeks. Canada, accept my apologies.

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I wonder where all these Pupatello-Duncan stories in the Star and Globe are coming from?

Who do you think would have a motive to do that kind of smear campaign?

Any hunches? Anyone?

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Thanks to Michael et al. for a great Grit night. Go Generals!

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I start to nod off at the mention of Mulcair’s name.

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Justin isn’t substantive? Seriously? From a guy whose most notable moment in the last debate was talking about how much he enjoys vacuuming?

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Political strategist and Liberal pundit Warren Kinsella told The Hill Times last week however that if competing against Mr. Trudeau’s social media presence was the objective, it could potentially backfire.

“Social media isn’t where you should go looking for affection—it’s where you lose it! If Hébert is right, Harper is going at this backwards. Trudeau has a lot of supporters on social media because he’s a likeable guy. He didn’t need social media to get more likeable,” Mr. Kinsella said, adding that what Mr. Harper did was not necessarily new. “Politicians tweeting inoffensive stuff is pretty standard fare, these days. Harper isn’t doing anything that every other politician on Earth isn’t also doing. Will it hurt him? Probably not. Will it possibly help him? Again, probably not. But, in the politics business, anything helps. So get ready for more adventures of Stanley the Cat!”

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