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Category Archives: 2016 election
Art of the Impossible Sydney book launch this Thursday
For those who can’t make it to Sydney you can buy your copy online from Connor Court at this link. But for those who can: Mark Lathan & Ross Cameron introducing Dr Steven Kates “The Art of the Impossible” – … Continue reading
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Recount in Wisconsin
An election recount will take place soon in Wisconsin, after former Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein filed a petition Friday with the state’s Elections Commission, the first of three states where she has promised to contest the election result. … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 election
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Even to ask shows an ignorance beyond all understanding
I have seen some pretty disgraceful things since the election, but this must rise to the top. This is from The Economist Intelligence Unit, sent to me by an undercover agent who will remain unknown, but does have my thanks. … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 election, American politics, Media
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The Liberals finally get serious
The AFR reports: Malcolm Turnbull has personally instructed the federal division of the Liberal Party to cease legal action against the Liberal Democratic Party to avoid jeopardising sensitive Senate negotiations over the government’s flagship industrial relations legislation. Overnight Monday, the … Continue reading
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Karl Rove on the US election numbers
From the WSJ: This is the fifth time in history that the winner of the Electoral College also lost the popular vote. It is the 14th time that the winner didn’t receive 50% of ballots. So far Mr. Trump has … Continue reading