When political leaders lose elections, most of them slink off to lick their wounds in private. Not Hillary Clinton and Michael Ignatieff. Both of them wrote books about how and why they lost. Tim Anderson reviews What Happened and Fire and Ashes and concludes that Clinton is the greater self-deluding narcissist.

Now that the FBI has decided Hillary Clinton should not face criminal charges for mishandling classified documents on her private email server, nothing stands in her way winning the U.S. presidency except Donald Trump, and he seems to be doing his best to blow it. So we better get used to the idea of President Clinton II. Tim Anderson and Paul Bunner suffered whiplash charting all the policy and philosophy zigs and zags she’s taken on her path to the White House. They suggest Canadians buckle up; her presidency is going to be a rough ride for us.

Ridiculing the Senate has become all too easy in recent time, but as Tim Anderson explains, critics would do well to understand why the Fathers of Confederation made heavy weather of installing it.

Canada’s social conservatives contributed a lot to the recent Conservative party majority. It’s payback time argues Tim Anderson…

For the first time since 1996, B.C. has elected a majority NDP government. A decade ago, C2C Journal debated the pros and cons of an “NDP of the Right.” Tim Anderson argued that such a stratagem confuses political party with interest group and, if adopted, would ultimately force conservatives into a fractured retreat.