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The Economist didn't blame the decline in American democracy on Donald Trump. They blamed Donald Trump on the decline in American democracy.

George Clark's idea, while unlikely to be a success, is not so different from the strategy used by some groups frequently at loggerheads with PC policy over the years.

If you think voting rights are just theoretical, you haven't been reading your history, my friends.

Calgary-born Texas Senator Ted Cruz has told everyone that he will renounce his Canadian citizenship as soon as possible, although it's not clear if the problem is Canada or just Calgary.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper wants to change the channel, but the remote seems to be lost under a pillow while Mike Duffy fills the screen.

Apocalyptic imagery runs through Canadian conservative discourse nowadays, as conservatism is infected with the Tea Party virus that is destroying the U.S. Republican Party.

As Tuesday's U.S. presidential election illustrates, Conservative parties face the prospect of having to adapt to new realities, or die.

Goodness, the next thing you know, these children might be influenced into becoming the kind of grownups who stand up for their rights in the workplace!

The truth has now been exposed: the Koch brothers have long and deep investments in the Alberta tar sands.

We cannot assume that we will not soon see political gun violence in Canada like that which happened last year in Arizona simply because Canadian gun owners are more law-abiding.