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Trouble is, Trump's natural instinct remains "no means harder". And his best, most efficient, most music-to-the-ears tool to combat the...

Mulcair *did*, technically; but somewhat by default as the long tail of the Orange Crush, which was really more a case of political...

And he also thought he'd nuke the left when it cut Council in half in '18--instead, the left held its own and even reinforced itself...

As far as elected-Senate models go, there's also the Australian Senate to consider...

Or, in extreme cases, that God is their pharmaceutical.

Ironically, the absence of ranked balloting might have "saved" Olivia Chow ("extreme" due to her being NDP) in the byelection, if one...

I suppose another shoe to drop in that regard will be if Anthony Furey announces that *he's* not running.

It's also worth noting that like the Sheraton Centre, the Holiday Inn was designed in accordance with New City Hall's urban precepts...

I think PP still has a relatively high floor--it's like Corbyn '19 vs Corbyn '17, even if Carney's more "adult in the room" than Boris...

I actually doubt it's that 100% clear-cut. Above all, remember that '25 was really a Trump-induced "existential battle" which wound up...

Except that the BQ was, in the end, where most of that NDP vote came from. Quebec voters had already been veering away from the Libs...

Actually, the Cons' populist swing drove a lot of those so-called "Layton-type moderates" (particularly the blue-collar/union base) to...

And also keep in mind re it being more of a "Jack" thing than a Mulcair thing per se that under Mulcair's leadership in '15, the NDP...

Or if I may use a more sublime comparison: PSFS is no longer, yet the building still bears the sign...