Inside Politics I
Harper needs a take-charge chief of staff
The evidence suggests that if Guy Giorno's successor is not up to standing up to his boss, he or she will be this Prime Minister's last chief of staff.
MONTREAL—In light of the enduring Conservative failure to sustain a lead in voting intentions, it is easy to forget that when Guy Giorno took over the reins of the Prime Minister's Office as Stephen Harper's chief of staff in the summer of 2008, the party actually had a governing majority i...
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