KINSELLA – Prying back the lid on corruption
JAMES COMEY’S big day – the testimony of former FBI director – has been much discussed, debated and dissected. Comey’s testimony before the Senate intelligence [Continue]
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KINSELLA – How Donald Trump, and his presidency, can be salvaged
CAN DONALD TRUMP be saved? Most Americans – and most non-Americans – don’t want to, of course. They want him gone: impeached, indicted, imprisoned. Whatever it takes. [Continue]
KINSELLA – Andrew Scheer’s social conservative baggage
SMIRK. The economy. Justin Trudeau. Free speech. His deceased mother. Islamic State. On every subject, no matter how sad or serious, Andrew Scheer would smirk. It was weird. [Continue]
KINSELLA – A tempest in a cultural appropriation teapot
ALL NOVELISTS are liars. Thieves, too. So said the late Mordecai Richler. My friend and I were in the dark at the back at the Bovine Sex Club on Queen West, waiting to see [Continue]
KINSELLA – The rise of the disaffected white working class
TORONTO, Ont. – The guests at the event at the Royal Canadian Military Institute, just down University Avenue from the barricaded U.S. Consulate, were buzzing. Not about [Continue]
KINSELLA – An open letter to Kevin O’Leary: so long, you won’t be missed
DEAR KEVIN O’LEARY: At least Michael Ignatieff moved back here. You know what I mean, Mr. Disembark Tank. You’re just leaving. As expected. Likely as planned. I was [Continue]
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