We're lucky to have him ...

With him on this (and pretty much everything else too).

We all need more Peter Finch Network moments right now. Especially here on this hellscape.

"It’s going to require something big, something decisive." Policy Magazine US #Election2024 coverage Counsel Public Affairs's John Delacourt with "The Democrats Conquered the Incumbency Curse. Can Canada's Liberals do the Same?" bit.ly/3MaW2lJ #cdnpoli #uspoli #Election2024

Yes. For those who might have missed it ...

Walz is doing something really interesting here. He's speaking to the low information / disaffected male voter with authenticity about the civic, foundational planks of his progressive vision. This seems where you have to start to win back the male vote - and not just in the US.

On Monday, Counsel Public Affairs hosted a rooftop reception in Ottawa – a fantastic evening of networking with elected officials and industry leaders from across Ontario. #CounselReception2024

A moment of such unutterable beauty that it’s worth taking a moment to remember that anyone professing disgust or dismay at the sight of Gus Walz’s pure emotion is suffering from a heartbreaking lack of love in their own life.

Non-Jewish community leaders should stand up against antisemitism too thestar.com/opinion/contri… via @torontostar

This was a great conversation, chiefly because of the insights of my whip smart colleague, Will Shelling.

Why that term "the politics of joy" might ring a bell to Canadians: this week's column with my colleague Will Shelling, as part of Policy's US election coverage.

With a federal election possible at any time, here is a quick look at some of the newly nominated Conservative candidates. These formidable candidates will likely take up key roles in a Conservative government led by Pierre Poilievre. #cdnpoli

Very grateful for this review of the Black State in The Literary Review of Canada: reviewcanada.ca/magazine/2024/…

Yes! 💙

Robert Caro Reflects on ‘The Power Broker’ and Its Legacy at 50 nytimes.com/2024/09/12/boo…

The third in our series ... a conversation on implications of the Harris - Trump debate. No animals - wild or domestic - were harmed in the creation of this piece. Policy Conversation: Delacourt & Shelling on the Stark Debate Divide - Policy Magazine policymagazine.ca/policy-convers…

Our Policy Magazine online series post, "Policy Conversations: Will Shelling & John Delacourt on the 2024 US Presidential Election" bit.ly/4e3R9ai #Election2024 #cdnpoli #democracy

BREAKING: Email address linked to Tim Walz found on hardcore plumbing advice forum

This is probably the only time I'll ever write the word Nickelback in a piece for Policy. Grateful I can take the garlic necklace off now that this dialogue is online. policymagazine.ca/policy-convers…

Great piece from my colleague Will Shelling, on the politicized divide between young men and women.