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Despite the entrenched power of Hillary Clinton, rookie senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts may be looking to snatch the 2016 Democratic nomination for president by hooking in from the left as a populist. But she might struggle as chief executive...
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Ottawa -
In a surprise move on Wednesday morning, the Liberal leader Justin Trudeau has added more independent senators to the upper chamber when he removed 35 senators from the Liberal caucus.
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If the Republicans want to win the White House in 2016, they have to do one thing: quit acting like Democrats. One would think losing in 1992, 2008 and 2012 would teach a lesson. If it has, the party apparently hasn't learned.
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A scorpion comes to a flooded river and cannot cross, so the story goes. The scorpion asks a nearby frog to ferry him to the other side.
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New York -
A new and irritatingly interesting study has found that conservative and liberal buying habits are very different, almost polarized. The main dichotomy is that conservatives buy well established brands, while liberals are more adventurous.
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Ottawa -
A new poll released 3/01/13 reveals that 69% of those surveyed are sure that Justin Trudeau will be selected as the new leader of Canada's Liberal Party. But what may be more telling is the other results from the poll portend the end of the Harper regime.
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Toronto -
Close to half of Ontario's teachers walked off the job on Tuesday over a contentious battle with Queen’s Park regarding Bill 115. The protests and rallies left hundreds of thousands of elementary and junior high school students out of the classroom.
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Video: Bill Maher, host of "Real Time with Bill Maher" gives President Obama a bit of post-election advice from a liberal point of view.
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Radio-Canada is reporting that the Quebec MP and son of former prime minister Pierre Trudeau will announce early next week that he will run for the leadership of the federal Liberal Party.
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Radio-Canada is reporting that the Quebec MP and son of former prime minister Pierre Trudeau will announce early next week that he will run for the leadership of the federal Liberal Party.
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Toronto -
It seems the province of Ontario's two opposition parties are garnering the support from voters. A new poll suggests that the Progressive Conservatives and the New Democrats are tied for the first, with Andrea Horwath's NDP surging in public opinion.
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On Thursday, 13 September 2012, anti-US violence proliferates across the Mideast, while the Muslim Brotherhood calls for more protests against America. Terrorism will erupt in America soon.
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Toronto -
Before you know it, the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party could become the second Official Opposition party behind Andrea Horwath's New Democrats. If Tim Hudak stays on any longer as the provincial Tory leader, this could be the party's fate.
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It seems those in the U.S. who back Obama for president are among the least generous when it comes to supporting charities.
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Los Angeles -
Ever notice how those on the left, the political left, would have you believe they are kinder, smarter and more tolerant of differing ideologies and cultures than more conservative-minded folks?
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Cairo -
Tens of thousands of Egyptians packed Tahrir Square yesterday - Islamists and liberals joined forces in protest against the ruling military government.
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Toronto -
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper's Conservatives have launched new attack ads against Liberal Party interim leader Bob Rae and his economic record as the New Democratic Party Premier of Ontario.
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Certain political labels get tossed around all the time. How do Americans see themselves? With the Iowa caucus just a few days away, let's take a quick look at how the public sees political labels going into a presidential election year.
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The post-election party celebrating the re-election of Liberal leader Dalton McGuinty as Premier had all of the standard bells and whistles befitting a political triumph – cheering, a smiling leader surrounded by his family and even powerful rhetoric.
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Washington -
At the "Take Back the American Dream” conference to support the Occupy Wall Street movement, the AFL-CIO president Richard Trumka spoke of rallying progressives around President Obama, in order to “have the president’s back."
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Appearing on MSNBC's 'Rachel Maddow Show' on Monday, filmmaker and Liberal activist Michael Moore expressed his pleasure with President Obama's push to implement taxes on upper income Americans.
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With markets crashing worldwide in the wake of the US downgrade, and with many Liberal agendas abandoned by the White House, rumbles about a Democratic primary challenger to President Obama are emerging.
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Washington -
As the fallout from the debt ceiling impasse intensified on Tuesday, President Obama's overarching policies appear to have alienated his remaining voter base.
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Keith Olbermann's supportive commentary on filmmaker Michael Moore's criticism of the Osama bin Laden killing comes on the heels of Mr. Moore's decision to join Olbermann's Current TV program as a contributor.
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Toronto -
Michael Ignatieff has stepped down as the leader of Canada's Liberal Party. After a record defeat Monday night where Michael Ignatieff lost his own riding and the party secured only 34 seats in the House of Commons, the move was expected.
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Today, Canadians will head to the polls to vote in a race between two parties many thought would not go head-to-head this year: the New Democrats is six points behind the leading Conservative Party, according to a recent Nanos Research poll.
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Toronto -
As thousands of Canadian Sikhs celebrated Khalsa Day at Toronto's Queen's Park, Liberal and New Democratic Party leaders Michael Ignatieff and Jack Layton made a brief stop at the event. The two shook hands when their campaigns collided.
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Toronto -
Canadian Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff criticized the Conservative Party by the numerous reports of Tory no-shows at local candidates debates. At the same time, Ignatieff has said he won't attend his Etobicoke-Lakeshore riding debates.
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Toronto -
Liberal Member of Parliament for Toronto's Don Valley West took on the Conservative, Green and Communist candidates at Wednesday's federal debates. Candidates presented their platforms, which led to both cheers and boos from voters.
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Starting at 7 p.m. Digital Journal is covering the Canadian Federal Leaders Debate live. Join our liveblog play-by-play coverage, join in the discussion and debate and take part in live polls.
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Newt Gingrich explained to CBN's David Brody that his many affairs have made him seem "more normal" to the average joe.
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Liberal Adam Vaughan campaigning at the DANO Korean Spring Festival at Christie Pits Park in Toronto, Canada.
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Kathleen Wynne is the Premier of Ontario
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Ontario Liberal Member of Provincial Parliament and Transportation Minister, Kathleen Wynne, speaking at a press conference.
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Photo of Adam Vaughan, Liberal candidate for Trinity-Spadina taken at the 519 Church Street Community Centre.
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Ontario Liberal Member of Provincial Parliament and Transportation Minister, Kathleen Wynne, speaking at a press conference.
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Ontario Liberal Member of Provincial Parliament and Transportation Minister, Kathleen Wynne, speaking at a press conference.
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Liberal candidate for Trinity-Spadina, Han Dong, marching in Toronto's 2014 Portugal Day parade.
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Kathleen Wynne is the Premier of Ontario
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Liberal Party of Canada campaign bus
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A demonstration of PRESTO card being tapped on GO bus.
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A sign at a press conference in Toronto showing NDP aligning themselves with the PCs.
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Justin Trudeau in Toronto's Koreatown in support of Adam Vaughan candidacy for Trinity-Spadina.
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Ontario Liberal Member of Provincial Parliament and Transportation Minister, Kathleen Wynne, speaking at a press conference.
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Ontario Member of Provincial Parliament and Minister of Transportation, Kathleen Wynne, getting on a GO bus.
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