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Trefor is a 26 year old man from Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Principle editor of the blog Progressive Political Proselytizing

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Romneys lack of concern for poor people

Rated Feb 01 • 1 review • politics • blogspot.com

“I’m not concerned with the very poor. We have a safety net there. If it needs repair, I’ll fix it. I’m not concerned about the very rich, they’re doing just fine. I’m concerned about the very heart of the America, the 90 percent, 95 percent of Americans who right now are struggling.”
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Culture Wars: The Harper Governments ridiculous ban on...

Rated Dec 12 2011 • 1 review • politics, religion, burqa • blogspot.com

Immigration Minister Jason Kenney has just announced plan to ban the use of the burqa or niqab for new Canadians during the Oath of Citizenship. I was very disappointed not just with the decision, but with how the decision was made and the various justifications used to defend it.
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Iowa ABC GOP Nomination Debate Analysis

Rated Dec 11 2011 • 1 review • politics, gop debate • blogspot.com

Analysis of the Iowa GOP Debate
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Transforming regional representation in democracy

Rated Dec 10 2011 • 1 review • politics, democracy • blogspot.com

For reasons purely of pragmatism, our democracies are actually representative democracies where we elect a relatively tiny portion of our population as leaders to represent us in government. In principle, there might be many different ways to go about choosing where these representatives come from and how we select them.
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GOP Leadership Contest: The Likeability Factor

Rated Dec 04 2011 • 1 review • politics • blogspot.com

An analysis of the GOP candidates
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The Authoritative Conservative-to-English Dictionary

Rated Nov 28 2011 • 1 review • liberal politics, politics, liberties rights • blogspot.com

Learn to speak Conservative in under 5 minutes!
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Black Friday: Searching for community in a consumer world

Rated Nov 26 2011 • 1 review • politics • blogspot.com

Black Friday
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Lessons from Uzbekistan

Rated Nov 24 2011 • 1 review • politics, afghanistan, uzbekistan • blogspot.com

The Central Asian states such as Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan often don't get too much attention in the west. However, the region is both important from a geostrategic perspective as well as having its tumultuous recent history providing many important insights for western policy in Asia and many other regions.
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Media Coverage of Occupy Wall Street and Wikileaks

Rated Nov 23 2011 • 1 review • politics, occupy, wikileaks, ows • blogspot.com

Excellent look at the media coverage for OWS and Wikileaks
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Lessons from Kyrgyzstan

Rated Nov 22 2011 • 1 review • politics, russia, kyryzystan • blogspot.com

A year before the Arab Spring, Kyrgyzstan experienced a populist uprising of its own complete with violent conflict, from both the state and between ethnicities, and resulted in a change of governance. The lessons that can be drawn from the recent history in Kyrgyzstan are useful in putting some of the Arab uprisings into perspective and demonstrating why western governments like the US might be hesitant about such uprisings.
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