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as a child i never realised winnie the pooh’s friend piglet was wearing a jumper. i always interpreted it as some kind of segmented carapace

UK exit polls: Who did you vote for US exit polls:

43% of BC just protested homelessness by voting for the Ban Housing party, are we shocked people are protesting inflation by pressing the Tarriffs button

It is just infuriating as someone who does political messaging for a living that you can spend eight years scrawling "I don't like you :)" on a napkin, shoving it under these voters' doors, and have that somehow work

The AOC/Trump voters are to be studied in a lab.

Here’s the problem for the left: the message here is that Biden was wrong to do fiscal stimulus, and that instead what voters want is an economic policy that keeps service worker wages as low as possible, at all costs, because voters will not tolerate higher prices

But have you considered we have to pay service workers 50¢ more for treats

Everywhere a new horror

It's funny we're just now learning inflation crushes incumbents when South America has been playing the "leader wins 60% of the vote, ends term with 2% approval" game for decades

A staple of the British cultural establishment for centuries but increasingly overlooked, the Conservative and Unionist Party is

As a straight man under 40 who works on political campaigns, I highly endorse giving me money.

In downtown Kelowna and man if we could finish building apartment buildings a few months earlier we'd probably be up another NDP seat

My main beef with the Democratic campaign infrastructure is that one of the agencies has an invoice from me from April 2022 and I've realised they haven't paid it.

Do you or your organisation use external communications/design support? If so, I'd love to get your thoughts on how comms supports your work, and what the needs are for people in your sector. It'll take about ten minutes and I'd be very grateful! forms.gle/hT1DPEyNpjjrsD…

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Today, British Columbia lost a remarkable leader, and we in the BC NDP lost a dear friend and mentor. John Horgan dedicated his life to public service, to the people of British Columbia, and to the principles of fairness, compassion, and integrity.

Yes, getting stuck behind a tractor famously does wonders for the reputations of farmers.