Electioneering Columbia Daily Tribune It will be a familiar theme requiring no courage or imagination. I herewith bemoan the disgusting state of our current election campaigning. To put it most bluntly, if we citizens took these ads to heart, we would move to Canada or beyond. and more » |
 The Hindu | Anti-Putin protesters fill Moscow's frozen streets CBS News With helicopters hovering overhead, thousands of Russians poured out of subway stations Saturday and clogged streets in Moscow with neat, orderly columns of protest groups demanding fair elections after Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's party clung to ... Tens of thousands rally against PutinFox News Tens of thousands in Moscow rally against Putin's ruleUSA TODAY all 1,270 news articles » |
 USA TODAY | Tens of thousands in Moscow rally against Putin's rule USA TODAY MOSCOW (AP) – Their frozen breath rising in the brutally frigid air, tens of thousands of protesters marched through downtown Moscow on Saturday to keep up the pressure on Prime Minister Vladimir Putin one month before a presidential election that ... Tens of thousands rally against PutinFox News all 1,221 news articles » |
50 yards from Parliament Hill Macleans.ca Indeed, when I check the Elections Canada reports and see Trost's campaign receiving a $10000 transfer from the national party three days before the last election, I wonder that Trost himself complains about it. He could always choose to run as an ... and more » |
Los Angeles has most number of registered OAVs Inquirer.net By Joseph Pimentel LOS ANGELES—More than 16000 Filipinos from around the world have registered as Overseas Absentee Voters (OAV) for the 2013 National Elections with Los Angeles leading the way. The Department of Foreign Affairs said that as of ... and more » |
NDP stuck in the back seat Ottawa Citizen ... the federal Liberals - who finished a distant third in the 2011 election - have been getting substantially more media coverage than the second place NDP as of late? I think it is. Love them or hate them, the NDP is Canada's Official Opposition. and more » |
More voices on OAS Toronto Star Joan Janzen, Toronto During the election campaign, Harper and his Conservative government informed Canadians that there was never a hidden agenda and that we should not be scared of giving them a majority government. They also spoke about open ... and more » |
 CBC.ca | 7 big topics for Harper's China trip (including pandas) CBC.ca China is a country without free elections, where dissidents are imprisoned under harsh conditions and there is no free media. Harper has said China and Canada have a frank relationship, perhaps demonstrated in a speech by Baird last month where he ... Harper's missionFinancial Post all 329 news articles » |
RUSSIA: The Popularity Contest Strategy Page February 1, 2012: Vladimir Putin admitted that he would probably not win outright in the upcoming presidential elections. Putin seeks to be president for life by exploiting the constitutional prohibition against anyone serving more than two terms in a ... and more » |
 International Business Times | Ron Paul 2012: Why Does he Have Insane Internet Support? International Business Times Here is a typical pro-Paul post from "Canada Votes for Ron Paul" blog: "I didn't even vote in the last Canadian election because I simply didn't want any of them in office. I didn't think any of them were offering much change. and more » |
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