Liberals Don't Want Any Part Of Canada

There Are A Lot Of Young Canadians Who Want To Be Politically Active At Their College Or Their University Who Can't Go To The Party Convention, Who Can't Take Part In Politics, Because They're Holding Down A Job To Pay Their Tuition. These Are Kids Who Want To Do Public Service, Who Want To Get Involved Politically, But Their Financial Situation Is Precarious.

One Of The Greatest Feelings In Life Is The Conviction That You Have Lived The Life You Wanted To Live-with The Rough And The Smooth, The Good And The Bad-but Yours, Shaped By Your Own Choices, And Not Someone Else's.

The Disagreeable Reality For Those Who Believe In Human Rights Is That There Are Some Occasions-and Iraq May Be One Of Them-when War Is The Only Real Remedy For Regimes That Live By Terror.

One Of The Biggest Divides In Canada - I Said It In 2006, And I Said It Right Through My Political Career - Is Urban-rural. Lots Of Parts Of This Country Feel Entirely Left Behind. And They're Mobilized By, You Know, The Gun Control Issue.

Those With A Gift For Action, For Their Part, Often Express Contempt For Those Whose Gifts Are More Reflective. Men Of Action Like To Say, Those Who Can, Do, Those Who Cant, Teach, Forgetting That Those Who Teach Get To Write The History Books.