David Moscrop is a writer, author, and podcast host known for his work in various publications such as The Globe and Mail, Washington Post, Jacobin, and TVO. He is the host of the podcast "Open to Debate" and his writing focuses on political analysis, public policy, and social issues. Moscrop's work has been featured in The Walrus, The Tyee, and he is also a Substacker.
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By: David Moscrop
November 14th 2024 Ontario Premier Doug Ford is putting Mexico on notice. Earlier this week, in the wake of Donald Trump's election win, Ford
By: David Moscrop
The supposed “law and order” party is duplicitous, but that won't stop them from moralizing, nor will it stop them from leveraging culture war wedge issues to divide the electorate and wrongfoot the split Liberal-NDP-Green opposition. It's a classic and effective move.
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By: Jess Frampton, David Moscrop
Donald Trump's radical plan to crackdown on undocumented immigration has sparked widespread concerns across the US. Beyond the human rights implications, there are serious questions regarding the potential economic toll of Trump's immigration proposals. Trump has promised mass deportations and this week
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