Stornoway U.

“It could be that the Conservative party was uprooted from opposition too quickly for its own good. It is a fact of political life that parties tend to replenish their intellectual supplies in opposition to then live off them in power. That reality largely accounts for the cyclical nature of politics. By any standard, the party that Harper brought to power in 2006 missed out on the nurturing phase of its growth process.” —Chantal Hébert, The Toronto Star

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