Maybe this is because Harper, Mulroney and Flanagan HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY.

This, of course, is in sharp contrast to The Clown Prince and his circus mates like Monsef and Chaggar who have nothing to say and say it very badly.

If current or former Liberal parliamentarians have anything credible and useful to say I'm sure the Globe will print it.

In fact, most regular and free lance writers who appear in the Globe are either obvious Liberals (e.g. Lawrence Martin) or obvious NDPers (e.g. Gerald Caplan) while only two or three are not left leaning politically (e.g. Wente and Ibbitson).

Thanks for your comprehensive analysis of Harper's important speech to a prestigious annual forum in the world's largest democracy and now also its fastest growing economy.  Harper and his government developed a very strong and mutually beneficial relationship with India hence his invite.  Indeed, the ex PM is in demand to speak around the world, albeit Justin rules the Tim Hortons circuit, LOL.