Tabatha Southey
2018: Well, that was awful, let’s never do that again
Tabatha Southey: Reflecting on 2018 is basically the equivalent of wading through waist-deep swamp water infested with racist leeches. So instead of a Year in Review, here’s a Review of Years.
What if Donald Trump told his personal story honestly?
Opinion: Tabatha Southey rewrites ‘The Art of the Deal,’ except a little more accurately—because after all, his childhood wasn’t all fun and creative accounting
Are Canada’s pot-fearing politicians raising children or goats?
Tabatha Southey schools Tory MP Peter Kent on children’s lack of interest in sharecropping, and eating kale-like substances
The duly elected teapot
Tabatha Southey considers the case of David Wilks.
The F-35 is not like a minivan
Tabatha Southey finds ten ways that Peter MacKay’s minivan analogy fails to explain the government’s accounting.
The measure of Jack Layton
Tabatha Southey mines memories of the man and the politician.
The rhetorical deficit
Tabatha Southey considers the rhetoric of public debt.
‘Breathe different’
Tabatha Southey tries to help rebrand Asbestos.
The watcher
Tabatha Southey questions the Internet surveillance portion of the government’s promised omnibus crime bill.
Our new live-in boyfriend
Tabatha Southey reviews the election.
‘It is a mythical tree spirit, the true, fragile nature of which only Stephen Harper understands’
Tabatha Southey listens to the Prime Minister, imagines a world in which democracy is an actual threat to the welfare of the nation.
Twenty questions
Tabatha Southey listens to Tom Lukiwski.