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Young Liberals of Canada: Club reporting – Video


Young Liberals of Canada: Club reporting

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The McDonald Report – Old Liberals Vs New Liberals. – Video


The McDonald Report - Old Liberals Vs New Liberals.
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Conservatives, Liberals, and the Jimbo party – Video


Conservatives, Liberals, and the Jimbo party
The first Nexus podcast. Sankara Saranam, author of God Without Religion, discusses freedom of religion, the separation of church and state, and his double album "Fusion Fission."

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CU v. FEC after Five Years Should Liberals Support Citizens United – Video


CU v. FEC after Five Years Should Liberals Support Citizens United
Stuart Taylor, Jr., Author, freelance writer, and Brookings Institution Nonresident Senior Fellow (Interviewer) Ira Glasser, former Executive Director, ACLU Wendy Kaminer, Author, lawyer, social...

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If not Harper, then who? Conservative economic brand could hold firm in the next election

The debate in the House of Commons resumed this week for Parliaments final leg before the next election, and the single word that echoed louder than any other was economy.

Well, economy or one of its many offshoots: Fiscal, budget, middle class, collapse. Oil.

Sure, the Liberals and NDP hammered the Conservatives about the combat-mission-thats-not-a-combat mission heartily enough on Monday. But with the federal election coming up in October, if not sooner, the economy is a point of inevitable debate.

There is the promise of a balanced budget, an oil-dependent economy that falters as the resource dips to $50 per barrel, and a delayed fiscal update.

And the question of whether Prime Minister Stephen Harper is still the best person to man the sails is at the root of it all. Political analyst Gerry Nicholls said the Conservatives still think so, and if it is left up to them the economy will be the focus of the election.

"If the Conservatives have their way, it will be, Nicholls told Yahoo Canada News on Tuesday. The economy is really Stephen Harper and the Conservative Partys trump card. Rightly or wrongly, the default perception for a lot of voters is that Harper and the Conservatives are more competent economic managers than the Liberals or the NDP.

The Conservative Party of Canadas reputation relies heavily on their past economic stewardship, but they face significant questions about it now. The suddenly-plunging price of oil has cast into doubt Harpers promise to release a balanced budget later this year.

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