Conservatives Fall Behind as Voters Chase Middle Ground
Lorrie Goldstein blasts the federal government for abandoning traditional conservatism amid Harper's spending spree. The author argues Canadian voters support big public budgets as if gambling in a slot machine, expecting gains while governments keep the take. The piece traces spending across Trudeau, Mulroney, Chretien, and Martin, noting public mood drives fiscal cycles and that Harper seeks the middle with broad appeal.
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Lorrie Goldstein
Stephen Harper
Liberal Trudeau
Canada
Brian Mulroney
Jean Chretien
Paul Martin
Trudeau
Chretien
Martin
Preston Manning
Reform Party
Canadian Taxpayers Federation
Canadian Federation of Independent Business
Reform
CTF
CFIB
Harper
Sun
Harper Tories
Faithful Freedom from the Law in First Century Israel
Nei Stroschshein Faithfully Yours explores how Israel shifted from a strict legal system to a faith rooted in love. It traces 400 years of law interpretation, the rise of the Traditions of the Elders, and Pauls Galatians message that Christ took the curse of the law. The text argues believers now live under the law of love.
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Israel
Moses
Jacob
God
Jesus
St. Paul
Christ
Honeymoon Or Table
A reader reflects on dining habits and downsizing, tracing family history through tables. She recalls multiple generations and pieces from 1972 onward, noting how meals and memories shaped choices. Aunt Emmie chose honeymoon over table, illustrating humor and resilience.
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Emmie
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