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Ben Woodfinden and Sean Speer
Ben Woodfinden is a doctoral candidate and political theorist at McGill University. He is currently on leave from his academic work and is the Director of Communications in the Office of the Leader of the Opposition. This essay was written before he began his current position and are his own views. Sean Speer is The Hub’s editor-at-large.
