‘The Liberal Party is not changing its trajectory’: The Roundtable on the Liberal Party’s deep freeze, the politics of redistribution, and the CBC going fact-free

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau delivers remarks at a ceremony in Ottawa on July 18, 2024. Justin Tang/The Canadian Press.

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09 Aug 24

Publisher Rudyard Griffiths and Editor-at-Large Sean Speer discuss how the Liberal Party is in crisis management mode in the dog days of summer, Theo Argitis’ recent Hub article on why the politics of job creation now trumps redistribution, and the CBC’s latest foray into Newspeak.

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‘The Liberal Party is not changing its trajectory’: The Roundtable on the Liberal Party’s deep freeze, the politics of redistribution, and the CBC going fact-free

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