Behind the Backbench
George SouleThoughts from an old hack. Finding my own voice and still helping others perfect theirs. Principal at Syntax Strategic.
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Latest Issues
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The NDP didn't win power. They used it.
Over the past few weeks, I’ve had to listen to Monday-morning quarterbacks and social media smartasses pontificate about how, “if only the NDP had listened,” the results in the recent election would’ve been soooooo much better. More importa...
Tonight's results will be what they'll be... Tomorrow, we get back to work.
No matter what happens tonight, the work continues tomorrow.
Debates Don’t Matter... Except When They Do. This One Might.
Let’s face it – most federal debates are like bad reality TV. Everyone’s mugging for the camera, tossing half-rehearsed zingers, and dodging real answers like it’s a dodgeball tournament for consultants. By the next day, most people can’t r...
Carney’s Plan: Smile, Say ‘Progressive,’ and Hope You Don’t Notice the Truth
So far, the Canadian election has focused more on the madman in charge south of the border than anything else, which suits Liberal Leader Mark Carney just fine. He has kicked the Conservatives well out of first place and is making people fo...
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I’ve worked behind the scenes for the NDP in both opposition and government, federally and provincially. I support people, politicians, and organizations. I talk about politics on TV and radio and write about it in various places, including here.
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