Category: Politics

Ryan Meili – The Next Leader of the Saskatchewan NDP!

We're a week away from the Saskatchewan NDP convention and it's hard to believe how far Ryan and his campaign have come in a few short months.  From

Ten Reasons I’m Supporting Ryan Meili – #5 – He Gets Things Done

Ryan has a long and proven track record of accomplishing big goals at a relatively young age. This begins before any of the things he’s perhaps better known

Ten Reasons I'm Supporting Ryan Meili – #7 – He's My Age

I don't know the exact moment when it happened – I know it was somewhere between my 10 year high school reunion (when I was 27) and now

Dwain Lingenfelter Gets One More Prominent Endorsement?

I knew that our campaign was the positive campaign but I didn't realise the scope of this good vs. uhm, not quite as good contest until I logged

Ten Reasons I'm Supporting Ryan Meili – #8 – He's Run A Positive Campaign

[Edit: It's funny that I tell the story of calling someone else an idiot down below and here I was, originally titling this post “#9” when it was

Money Bomb For Ryan Meili

I’m taking a one day break from the “Top 10 Reasons I’m Supporting Ryan Meili” series of posts to promote a really cool idea. Last night, Ryan Meili’s

Ten Reasons I'm Supporting Ryan Meili – #9 – He's Got Very Little Baggage

One of Dwain Lingenfelter's greatest assets is also one of his greatest weaknesses.  He's been a part of Saskatchewan's political scene from 1978 until 2000 when he moved

Ten Reasons I'm Supporting Ryan Meili – #10 – He's Soft Spoken

Back when I first started blogging regularly about the NDP leadership campaign, I had a loyal reader named Kent (who I'm 98.3% sure is Kent Lindgren who recently

Anybody remember Dwayne Wayne? – Playing The Name Game with Lingenfelter and Meili

When I first met Ryan, I made a special effort to take note of how his last name was pronounced (“Meili” rhymes with “smiley” – easy!) and I

Maybe Ryan Meili Should Adopt The Nickname "Link" Too?

Here's a two-part video I stumbled across on YouTube about the “Making the Links” program for U of S medical students which takes them to First Nations communities

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