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Richard Marcus

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• Canadian Politics: Steven Harper is George Bush's Dummy - The Lips Don't Even Move

  To be fair, the two have a lot in common: homophobia, misogyny, xenophobia, and a belief in protecting the rights of advocates of these.

  Opinion by Richard Marcus — on Oct 12, 2006

• Canadian Politics: Unanswered Questions About Maher Arar

  ... another dirty little stain on Canada's supposedly lily-white hands that will never wash off.

  Opinion by Richard Marcus — on Sep 25, 2006

• Canadian Politics: The Case Of The Missing Kyoto Accord #8

  I had a pretty good idea of who had killed Dr. Magnesen and why.

  Satire by Richard Marcus — on Sep 25, 2006

• Satire: Canadian Politics: The Case Of The Missing Kyoto Accord, Part Seven

  It looked like my time on this case was running out fast no matter what I wanted

  Satire by Richard Marcus — on Sep 18, 2006

• Canadian Politics: Canada For Sale, First Come First Served

  We are dependent on a government who will care about the future of Canada. This one doesn't.

  Opinion by Richard Marcus — on Sep 11, 2006

• Satire - Canadian Politics: The Case Of The Missing Kyoto Accord, Part Six

  More and more I'm convinced that I would never be cut out for bondage. I just don't like mixing work with pleasure that much.

  Satire by Richard Marcus — on Sep 10, 2006

• Satire: Canadian Politics - The Case Of The Missing Kyoto Accord, Part Five

  I can only assume that I fell like a ton of bricks because that's what you normally do under the circumstances.

  Satire by Richard Marcus — on Sep 03, 2006

• Satire - Canadian Politics: The Case Of The Missing Kyoto Accord Part Four

  "My father's dead, Steve... it has something to do with the Kyoto accord and the Canadian government."

  Satire by Richard Marcus — on Aug 24, 2006

• Satire: Canadian Politics - The Case Of The Missing Kyoto Accord, Part 3

  Why were the feds so keen to keep the information about the Kyoto accord quiet?

  Satire by Richard Marcus — on Aug 13, 2006

• Canadian Politics: The Case Of The Disappearing Accord Part 2

  It looked like this missing Kyoto accord was really starting to heat up...

  Satire by Richard Marcus — on Aug 08, 2006

• Canadian Politics: The Case Of The Vanishing Kyoto Accord

  ...the climate will continue to change and we'll be living in a desert but worse.

  Satire by Richard Marcus — on Aug 06, 2006

• Canadian Politics: The Lie That Is Afghanistan

  Afghanistan is not worth dying for and anyone saying otherwise is lying.

  Opinion by Richard Marcus — on Aug 05, 2006

• Canadian Politics: The Scent Of An Election

  Ottawa's smelly enough in the summer without the stink of a forthcoming election choking me.

  Opinion by Richard Marcus — on Jul 30, 2006

• What's NAFTA Really Protecting?

  The environmental business of our businesses is nobody's business but ours.

  Opinion by Richard Marcus — on Jul 28, 2006

• Canadian Politics: Reneging On The U.N. Declaration Of Indigenous Rights

  There was no way the Conservatives could have signed the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

  Opinion by Richard Marcus — on Jul 25, 2006

• Canadian Politics: Playing To The Crowd

  Stephen Harper seems to have forgotten we are a constitutional monarchy where the Prime Minister does not rule.

  Opinion by Richard Marcus — on Jul 20, 2006

• Satire: Canadian Politics - The Case Of The Missing Opposition, Part Two

  ...our politicians were actually becoming politicians.

  Satire by Richard Marcus — on Jul 16, 2006

• Canadian Politics: Week In Review, July 7-14, 2006

  Sometimes it's not the splashy headlines that tell the story of what's going on in the country, or what the future holds.

  Opinion by Richard Marcus — on Jul 14, 2006

• Satire: Canadian Politics — The Case Of The Missing Opposition Parties

  Canada was going to sleep easier knowing I was taking the case of the missing opposition parties.

  Satire by Richard Marcus — on Jul 11, 2006

• Canadian Politics: Softwood Lumber, The GST, And A Trip To Washington

  Canadians will mind if Mr. Harper looks like he forgets which side of the border he lives on.

  Opinion by Richard Marcus — on Jul 06, 2006