Sorry Gerry, I'm not tuned in to the talk shows you seem to appear on so I don't know what your argument is when speaking in favour, I assume, of the Conservatives but I hope that you mention how "the Carlson Affair" is a prime example of what has people so pissed off about this election and the last five years of the Harper minority government. There are real issues to be talked about and they keep bringing up issues that are solely designed to bring scandal to the Conservatives. Here we have yet another 'scandal' where the media and opposition parties want to know WHEN Harper knew about Carson. Who gives a flying f**k! If Parliament was in session some Parliamentary Committee or other would be holding special sessions to get to the bottom of it. When did he learn about Carson?? When did he know about the Afghan detainees?? When did he know about Schrieber and his letters to the government?? Why did he pocket that wafer?? Why did he fire Guergis?? After five years of dodging scandals in a minority government it's no wonder Harper wanted to call it quits and I think voters understand this. NeilD
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.
“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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Sorry Gerry, I'm not tuned in to the talk shows you seem to appear on so I don't know what your argument is when speaking in favour, I assume, of the Conservatives but I hope that you mention how "the Carlson Affair" is a prime example of what has people so pissed off about this election and the last five years of the Harper minority government.
There are real issues to be talked about and they keep bringing up issues that are solely designed to bring scandal to the Conservatives.
Here we have yet another 'scandal' where the media and opposition parties want to know WHEN Harper knew about Carson.
Who gives a flying f**k!
If Parliament was in session some Parliamentary Committee or other would be holding special sessions to get to the bottom of it.
When did he learn about Carson??
When did he know about the Afghan detainees??
When did he know about Schrieber and his letters to the government??
Why did he pocket that wafer??
Why did he fire Guergis??
After five years of dodging scandals in a minority government it's no wonder Harper wanted to call it quits and I think voters understand this.
NeilD
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