May 17, 2014 Archives

Loonie Politics 05/17/2014: Morning Edition

• NDP’s Andrea Horwath expensed muffins to the taxpayer - Antonella Artuso, Toronto Sun
• Andrew Coyne: Tim Hudak hoping commitment to a plan can lead him to power - Andrew Coyne, National Post
• Reevely: Hudak’s plan is bold, but not necessarily clear - David Reevely, Ottawa Citizen
• NDP satellite offices: Party wants Speaker to rethink House order - Kady O'Malley, CBC News
• What’s behind Ontario’s weird election campaign: Walkom - Thomas Walkom, Toronto Star
• Mayoral candidates critical of Hudak’s transit plan - Don Peat, Toronto Sun
• Gregarious Laureen Harper getting plenty of screen time in government videos - Jennifer Ditchburn, The Canadian Press, Winnipeg Free Pressi
• Ontario NDP targets Liberals’ old middle ground - Adrian Morrow & Kaleigh Rogers, The Globe & Mail
• Carrot or stick: B.C. threatens teachers with wage rollback, offers bonus for deal - Keven Drews, The Canadian Press, Vancouver Sun
• As accord expires, Ottawa takes a back seat on health care policy - David Kates, Canada.com
• AB PC race roundup: Prentice in, Hughes out - Karen Kleiss, Edmonton Journal
• National Post editorial board: That’s not what the Charter says - Editorial, National Post
• Will Hudak win and fulfill the ‘Conservative hat trick’? - Gerald Caplan, The Globe & Mail

Washington 05/17/2014

• Senate Primaries Are Uniting Republicans - Karl Rove, Wall Street Journal
• A Shifting, Shifty Attack on Hillary Clinton - Peter Beinart, The Atlantic
• Scott Brown’s Anti-Obamacare Buffoonery - Greg Sargent, Washington Post
• Karl Rove’s Unhealthy Political Tactics - Carter Eskew, Washington Post
• For Dems, VA Problems Pose a Real Political Threat - George Condon, National Journal