The Christian Right, Israel and Stephen Harper

After winning the leadership Harper wanted the Christian Right's money, organization and electoral support. But he knew that a too-vocal Christian right would cost him among moderate Conservatives.

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By Arthur Milner

After winning the leadership Harper wanted the Christian Right's money, organization and electoral support. But he knew that a too-vocal Christian right would cost him among moderate Conservatives.

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Arthur Milner

Arthur Milner is a playwright and theatre director. His most recent play, Getting to Room Temperature, is a hard-hitting, sentimental and funny one-person play about death and assisted dying. Facts, a murder mystery set... Read More

Arthur Milner

Arthur Milner is a playwright and theatre director. His most recent play, Getting to Room Temperature, is a hard-hitting, sentimental and funny one-person play about death and assisted dying. Facts, a murder mystery set... Read More

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