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What I wish I said : confessions of a columnist / Jaime Watt [and three others].
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Watt, Jaime, author.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Journalism.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (261 pages)
- Edition:
- First edition.
- Place of Publication:
- Toronto : Optimum Publishing International, [2023]
- Summary:
- Jaime Watt has collected forty-eight of his most eye-opening, illuminating, and provocative Toronto Star columns and with humour, candour, and wit, he's responded to each with what he wishes he'd said.
- Contents:
- Intro
- Foreword
- Preface
- Part 1: Civil Liberties and Human Rights
- Fentanyl Crisis Echoes Mistakes of HIV/AIDS Response
- It Is Time to Polish Our Humanitarian Brand in Canada
- Safeguarding the Right to Vote for All Citizens, Regardless of Age
- Protest Is a Powerful Force for Progress
- Purging Political Content from Facebook, Zuckerberg Is a Modern-Day Pandora
- This Pride Month Evokes the Tension Between Battles for Legal Rights and Public Recognition-For Canadians, that History Is Unique
- Afghan Journalists Defended "Canadian Values"-Now Our Government Must Act to Protect Them
- America's Anti-LGBTQ2S+ Bills Are Not What They Appear to Be-Don't Look Away
- Part 2: Portraits of Leadership
- President Winfrey Has Allure, But a Celebrity Is No Solution
- Don't Forget MP Paul Dewar's Message of Inclusiveness
- Wilson-Raybould Testimony Nothing If Not a Roman Spectacle
- Lieutenant-Governor Dowdeswell Using Her Bully Pulpit to Better Society
- Dominic Barton Is Canada's Bright Light in the Crisis with China
- Prince Andrew's Legal Manoeuvring Over Sexual-Abuse Suit Jeopardizes the Foundation of the Monarchy
- Boris Johnson's Latest Circus Is More than a Failure of Morals-It's Poor Crisis Management
- Joe Biden Is Correct to Keep Soldiers Out of Ukraine-Now He Must Explain Why, And What Comes Next
- Part 3: In Power
- Convulsing American Elephant Will Test Justin Trudeau's Agility
- Trudeau Has Created an Opening for the NDP
- It's Foolish to Count Kathleen Wynne Out
- Pot Legalization a Lesson in Savvy Political Timing
- The Gift of Social Media Helped Trudeau, But It Can Also Take Away
- Justin Trudeau Can Earn Forgiveness, But He Will Have to Continually Work to Earn It
- Cautionary Tales for Doug Ford's Progressive Conservatives on the Unseen Dangers of Majority Rule.
- In 2023, Canadians Deserve a Grand Vision from Our Political Leaders
- Part 4: In Opposition
- Why So Many Candidates Are Still in Race to Lead Tories
- Sunny Ways for the Conservative Party
- Mike Bloomberg Has Woken Up a Sleepy Primary Contest
- In CPC Leadership Race, One Candidate Stoops to a New Low
- In a Gradual Shift to the Centre, an Opening for O'Toole
- The Liberal-NDP Deal Opens a Door for Conservative Leadership Candidates
- Pierre Poilievre Has Muted "Electability" Challenges, Emerging as a Prime Minister in Waiting
- What Do US Midterms Mean for Canadian Conservatives? Not Much-The Pathetic Outing in America Was Unique to America
- Part 5: The Trump Years
- Transparent Trump Gives Ottawa an Advantage
- Criticism Only Makes Trump More Powerful
- Don't Be Fooled by the Foolishness, Trump Is Getting Things Done
- US Midterm Elections Put the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement in Jeopardy
- Presidential Successors Put Bush Sr. in a New Light
- As America Cries for Leadership, Donald Trump Accelerates Its Division
- Biden Has Taken Up the Challenge of His Office and Its History, Proving Trump's Impact to Be Impermanent After All
- World Leaders Seem to Think the Trump Years Were Nothing But a Bad Dream. It's Time for Them to Wake Up
- Part 6: The COVID-19 Crisis
- The Spread of COVID-19 Has Revealed an Epidemic of Mistrust
- Democracy in the Time of COVID-19
- The "She-cession" May Be New, But Its Underlying Causes Are Not
- We Are Done with COVID-19, But It Is Not Done With Us
- After an Unseasonably Co-operative Summer, the Chill of Realpolitik Is Settling In
- We May Yet Be Thankful for "Premier Scrooge"
- Accountability Is Crucial, But Public Shaming Only Makes Things Worse
- How Media's Groupthink Effect Led to Bungling of COVID's Origin Story
- Epilogue
- How an Organ Donation Saved My Life.
- Afterword
- Endnotes
- Copyright.
- Notes:
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- Description based on print version record.
- Other Format:
- Print version: Watt, Jaime What I Wish I Said
- ISBN:
- 9780888903488
- 0888903480
- OCLC:
- 1382526037
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