I want a job speech writing for Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
Apparently the only qualification you need is access to a Xerox machine.
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- Gerry Nicholls
- Gerry Nicholls is a communications consultant and writer who has been called a “political warrior” a “brilliant strategist” and one of the “canniest political observers in Canada.” He has worked as a consultant in both the United States and Canada and was formerly a senior officer in the National Citizens Coalition. A regular columnist with the Ottawa Hill Times, his work has also appeared in the Globe and Mail, the National Post and in the Sun Media chain; and he has appeared on countless TV and radio public affairs programs. He is the author of the book, Loyal to the Core, Harper, Me and the NCC.
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- Speechless
- Me on Duffy
- Me and My Dog
- Harper and Conservatism
- NDP as Official Opposition? No I don't think so
- Harper and the Gag Law
- Roots of the Economic Crisis
- Time to Start Bashing Layton
- Stephen Vader?
- Harper, Me and the NCC
- New Report on Carbon Tax
- Star goes to bat for Dion, sort of
- Election Review
- All a Twitter
- Star Letter
- Media Alert
- Reviewing the Liberal Ad
- NCC Not a Business
- Liberals Spreading Misinformation about Harper, NCC
- Caldwell on The Leader
- Students for Freedom Conference
- Coyne on The Leader
- Debating the Debate
- Good Luck John
- Fearless Election Forecasts
- My Hidden Agenda Wish List
- Media Alert
- Puffin Power
- Dion's Political Career RIP
- Green with Envy
- Reviewing the Tory Ad Part 2
- The Problem with the Green Shift Plan
- Reviewing the NDP Ad
- The Writ
- Historic Day
- Mary Poppins Ads Must Go
- Spoiling for a Fight
- Tory Pre-election Spending
- Political Nausea Alert
- Understanding American Politics
- Dion Advancing in a Different Direction
- What Fixed Election Date?
- Reviewing the Tory Ad
- Quidditch Anyone?
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4 comments:
So what!!! Plagiarized?? He wasn't aware that it had been copied.
And Booob Rae??? He is a liar an obfuscater and a regular piece of crap. No wonder he fits in so well with the Lieberal.
I know you are a little slow on the uptake there Gerry, but, Stephen Harper was not the PM at the time of the speech you are referring to.
Keep trying though, I'm sure you'll get one of these posts right sooner or later....
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Parsimony of words! You must be a professional writer. Very insightful. Maybe you should just post in the comments section of other blogs.
Probably won't cost them the election on its own, but not helpful. Like their other mistakes, probably hurts them for a day and two only. Still if they do take a hit anywhere, it will be Quebec, where the war was most unpopular.
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