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February 17, 2008
Tilling the fields

This morning, on Public Eye Radio, First Call coordinator Adrienne Montani comments on a Campbell administration proposal to expand kindergarten. Former New Democrat cabinet minister Paul Ramsey shares his thoughts on what party leader Carole James needs to do to win the next election. And Agriculture and Lands Minister Pat Bell discusses the Campbell administration's new agricultural plan. Also on the show: our rabble-rousing panel - Don Anderson, Bob Russell, Alex Tsakumis and Allan Warnke - debate the week that was in provincial and federal politics. You can listen to Public Eye Radio outside of Victoria by logging into CFAX 1070 between 8:30 and 10:00. If you have a question for one of our guests, you can email us, leave a comment below or phone (250) 386-1161 during the show.

Posted by Sean Holman at 07:19 AM
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I thought everyone already knew what James needs to do to win the next election. Resign.

Posted by Hal on February 20, 2008 01:13 PM

Ever since 1999 Paul Ramsey has made if painfully obvious that as far as he is concerned there just one necessary and sufficient condition for becoming a successful NDP politician in BC. Distancing oneself from former Premier Glen Clark.

If that means selling off the fast ferries for cents on the dollar, fine. Because everything is Glen's fault, don't you see? Even projects like the Pacificats which actually got started when Harcourt was Premier.

Posted by Budd Campbell\ on February 20, 2008 03:31 PM




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