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Will Globe & Mail's "bizarre" endorsement sway voters?
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October 17, 2015
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14:27Now PlayingBrian Lilley of TheRebel.media talks to veteran political insider Ray Heard about the phenomenon of endorsements.
Specifically, while journalists may be leftwing, newspaper owners tend to be more conservative -- and this is reflected in their endorsements of the Conservatives.
Heard says that 80% of Canadian reporters are either socialists or "very liberal liberals." He calls the Globe & Mail's endorsement of the Conservatives (but not PM Harper) "the most bizarre endorsement I've ever read." He explains why they ran that endorsement, offering insights into how Canada's elite really thinks -- and how the important Blue Jays game might impact the election results.
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