GOLDY HYDER -- THE CONSERVATIVE'S ARCHITECT
'' Rumors of our demise were obviously grossly exaggerated .''
''In the last election, the priority would probably have been urban first, Quebec second, (but) that circumstances around the results of the last election would probably suggest that the reverse will be true next time around".
Hyder, Toronto Star, April 4, 2006.
"Elections are won or lost in the elections because governments lose, oppositions don't win".
Hyder, The Hill Times, May 9, 2005.
"I would describe Stephen then pretty much as I would describe him now. He is a very serious person. He obviously enjoys his policy and his public policy musing. He's reserved, fairly quiet. There is no question of his smarts. He was often in a room full of persons and he was the smartest of them all."
Hyder, Washington Post, January 25, 2006.
''In the last election, the priority would probably have been urban first, Quebec second, (but) that circumstances around the results of the last election would probably suggest that the reverse will be true next time around".Hyder, Toronto Star, April 4, 2006.
"Elections are won or lost in the elections because governments lose, oppositions don't win".
Hyder, The Hill Times, May 9, 2005.
"I would describe Stephen then pretty much as I would describe him now. He is a very serious person. He obviously enjoys his policy and his public policy musing. He's reserved, fairly quiet. There is no question of his smarts. He was often in a room full of persons and he was the smartest of them all."
Hyder, Washington Post, January 25, 2006.
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