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About Me
- 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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Reviews for Loyal to the Core
“Loyal to the Core is a daring and provocative work. It deserves to be read by conservative activists and politicos.” – Western Standard
“This is a very important book.” -- Michael Coren, TV host
“A fascinating read” --- Seamus O'Regan, Canada AM
“I really enjoyed Loyal to the Core. It’s a great book”, - Charles Adler, radio host.
"Loyal to the Core should be required reading for anyone considering or starting a career at a conservative think tank or in electoral politics in general …Consider Loyal to the Core a cautionary tale that’s also a funny, easy read – with a few highly “stealable” ideas for media campaigns thrown in for good measure.”- Kathy Shaidle, author Tyranny of Nice
“Every Canadian remotely interested in politics and the state of the country should have a read of Loyal to the Core. – blogger Wendy Sullivan
"It’s rare to find a politico, however, who is equally passionate about policy and strategy, but columnist, pundit, author and Western Standard blogger Gerry Nicholls is such a person." Matthew Johnson, owner Western Standard
"If you are a conservative who wonders how conservatives can communicate their message in a hostile media climate, Loyal to the Core is a must read." -- At Home in Hespeler
"You HAVE TO read this book!" -- Connie Fournier Free Dominion
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- My book: Loyal to the Core
- Seat Sales
- Happy Holidays
- Balance of Power
- Making the Cut
- Spend, Spend, Spend
- Outlook for So-Cons
- Bail Outs: Good or Bad
- Deck the Guns ....
- Explaining to America
- Democracy Liberal Style
- Stifling Free Speech
- Bye, Bye Bob ... One more Time
- New Alignments?
- The Big Union Boss Coalition
- Dion vs Harper
- Are the Tories Worth Defending?
- Turn Out the Lights
- Rae is Finished
- Why Not Canada PM?
- The Liberals Should Have Listened to Me
- Reviewing Dion's Talk
- Reviewing Harper's Talk
- Sad Time for Canada
- The Disneyland Coup
- Shape of Things to Come ...
- Get Ready for the Three Stooges ...
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5 comments:
Socons might have an easier time if they would just adopt some reasonable points of view, and give up enforcing their retarded morality on the rest of society. Just a start.
Anonymous:
In other words, abandon principle, compromise on matters of truth, and waver in the defense of human rights.
It would certainly be a start - a start in sliding down to the depths of sin with the rest of society.
Polite conservatives...that's what we are known as according to Travesty:
http://www.thestar.com/comment/article/554264
Anon 2:25: If you choose to see it that way, so be it. Stupid individual religious beliefs are fine for stupid individual application...YOU follow the rules, their YOUR stupid rules. The rest of us will strive to live in a secular society governed by secular laws...you know, the ones that don't enforce a particular religious point of view.
Yep it sucks for you, but here we are. I suggest some of that 'turn the other cheek' business.
Anon 6:21
If Canada is a "secular society" governed by "secular laws", we should probably remove the following from the Constitution (opening line)
"Whereas Canada is founded upon principles that recognize the supremacy of God and the rule of law:"
That doesn't sound very secular to me.
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