by Rob Cottingham | Nov 22, 2004 | Politics
Brian Mason’s campaign (and Raj Pannu’s gambit in stepping down) clearly scored, doubling the party’s seats in the legislature to four. (Probably not entirely due to the billboard, but you never know…) But with turnout at just under 45 per... by Rob Cottingham | Nov 16, 2004 | Media Mix, Politics
From Paul Wells’ Nov. 15 entry, taking a swing at a speech by Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Lucienne Robillard: I am not going to sugar-coat the formidable task facing anyone who straps on the hip waders to stroll through the river of jargon that follows. I... by Rob Cottingham | Nov 15, 2004 | Politics, Technology
Here’s one strong contender: the Alberta NDP. Online fundraising and organizing, funny issue-based web sites, a clear message and buckets of interaction-y goodness. Be sure to check it out. by Rob Cottingham | Nov 3, 2004 | Politics
I remember vividly the feeling I had in 1992 when Bill Clinton won the White House. I was under no illusions that the man was going to lead the United States into an era of social democracy, but a cloud had lifted; I could think of Washington without a sensation of... by Rob Cottingham | Nov 2, 2004 | Politics
If you live within the reach of Seattle media, you got to witness a genuinely venemous Republican campaign: Dino Rossi’s race for the governorship against Democrat Christine Gregoire. (Gregoire currently has a slender lead in the vote count, and her people say... by Rob Cottingham | Nov 2, 2004 | Politics
So it comes down to Ohio.(Meanwhile, The Daily Show is cheering me up immensely as Samantha Bee conducts exit polling of people leaving a bathroom and some poor bastard leaving a peep show.)Odd how news organizations never seem to learn much from election to election....