Jordan’s ‘top 10 mistakes’ new MPs should not make
Politics is like a hallucinogenic drug, it tends to intensify what already exists. Keep in mind that there is little correlation between winning an argument and being right.
OTTAWA—Combine the relative success of my 2006 attempt to examine this issue with a touch of laziness, and it becomes inevitable that I would dust off this column, incorporate a few changes, and present it for the reading pleasure of the new MPs of the first session of the 40th
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