Reply #41: Doesn't Seem To Add Up Yet [View All]

[CHIMO]

From the same propaganda.
Liberals announce Keynote speaker, theme of Convention

The theme of the Liberal Party of Canada Leadership and Biennial Convention will be ‘Choices that Count’. The theme reflects the wishes of delegates who will be making the important decisions over the course of the week regarding Party policy, leadership, and structural renewal.

http://www.liberal.ca/news_e.aspx?type=news&id=12037

Howard Dean to give keynote address at Liberal convention
Dean's grassroots, internet-based fundraising appeal in 2004 changed the way U.S. political parties finance campaigns.

http://www.cbc.ca/canada/story/2006/11/10/dean-liberals.html

Conservatives continue to dominate political fundraising in Q3 of 2006

To date this year, the Conservatives have raised $13.3 million, according to the publicly posted figures. That compares with $4.1 million for the Liberals and $2.8 million for New Democrats.

http://www.cbc.ca/cp/national/061102/n110270.html

So the theme requires an American to provide the choices that count? Confusing.

But it may be that they are hoping to obtain the secrets on funding? Again unclear.

Or perhaps they are pulling a red herring across the, Quebec is a nation, bit?

Who knows.

Maybe it is just the Liberals way of initiating reciprocity.

Or perhaps they don't want to be left behind.

Labour drafts in US election architect for 'our midterms'
Labour has enlisted one of the engineers of this week's Democratic victory in the US midterm elections in an attempt to boost its flagging fortunes before the local elections in May.
Howard Dean, the former presidential candidate and one of the men credited with masterminding the trouncing of the Republicans, will visit the UK next month to brief party officials about his pioneering campaigning techniques.

http://politics.guardian.co.uk/labour/story/0,,1945410,00.html

Always something interesting going on.