Are we poisoning Canada with our bilious politics?

Joshua Holland
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AlterNet
June 01, 2006News & Politics

Last week, I pointed to a story about Dick Morris, the toe-sucking Republican political hack, bumming around Mexico on a mission to teach the Mexican right some good old-fashioned dirty campaigning.

Canadian readers must have thought, "oh, them too." For the past month, the Canadian media's been pondering the impact Republican über-pollster Frank Luntz and his tactical advice have had on the Tories under Stephen Harper.

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