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	Ted Morton - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In 1981, Ted joined the faculty of the University of Calgary as a political science professor.
		While at the University of Calgary, Morton was a part of a group of academics called the Calgary School whose teaching and writing exercised a very significant influence on the future of conservatism in Canada.
		Morton was an early supporter of the Triple-E Senate Committee and a public critic of the Meech Lake (1987) and Charlottetown (1992) Accords.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ted_Morton (589 words)

	Ted Morton - Our Future. Our Choices. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Morton, 56, is one of the leading contenders to replace Ralph Klein as leader of the Progressive Conservative party.
		Morton, who is calling for a mixed, European-style of health care, announced Friday that as premier he'd negotiate an agreement with B.C. and Saskatchewan that would allow doctors licensed in one province to work in the other two.
		Foothills-Rocky View MLA Ted Morton, who is seeking to replace retiring Alberta Premier Ralph Klein, said the purpose of his visit to Lloydminster this past Tuesday was to touch base with supporters looking for change, renewal and reform in PC party leadership.
	tedmorton.ca /default.asp?id=68&menuID=68 (1819 words)

	Why Ted Morton is Dangerous for the Conservatives \| weblogs.ucalgary.ca
		Morton is reminding people that telling people they have to do something contrary to their beliefs or they must leave is a form of persecuting their beliefs.
		Morton’s beliefs, the PC's may fracture as more "far right" conservatives move to new parties like the Alberta Alliance. Do you think that is likely? I sincerely value your opinion on the subject and look forward to a different perspective.
		Morton had in mind, but if history has shown us anything, it is that legislation like this tends to produce loop holes in the system that do little more than undermine the laws they pertain too.
	weblogs.ucalgary.ca /graeme_hargr/blog/2006/10/03/why_ted_morton_is_dangerous_for_the_conservatives (3408 words)

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		Ted Morton was elected to his first term as a Member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta for the constituency of Foothills-Rocky View on November 22, 2004.
		Morton obtained his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Colorado College in 1971, his Master of Arts in Political Science from the University of Toronto in 1975, and his PhD in Political Science from the University of Toronto in 1981.
		Morton also served as director of policy and research, Office of the Leader of the Official Opposition, Parliament of Canada, in 2001.
	www.assembly.ab.ca /net/index.aspx?p=mla_bio&rnumber=53 (407 words)

	small dead animals: Dinning vs Morton
		Ted Morton is the guy, but watch for ballot box stuffing from the GOB's (good ol' boys) and PC members are really closet Ottawa Liberals and don't want to loose their porkies.
		Morton's gonna be the guy I vote for today, because I have long memories of what the closet Liberals (note the large "L") in the Alberta Progressive Conservative party have done (or, more to the point, have not done) when confronted by their counterparts in Ottawa.
		Ted is the man! Has great credetials, is awfully bright and has seen enough of the world to recognize Liberals in Tory clothing--get as many of your family and friends out to vote for him--I'd live to see this end after the first ballot.
	www.smalldeadanimals.com /archives/005033.html (6046 words)

	small dead animals: Dr. Ted Morton
		Morton has some strength because he does not have to sway the majority of Albertans, only the majority of PC membership, and there are a LOT of social conservatives out there who want him, because he has shown that he is prepared to carry the social conservative agenda.
		Ted has the best vison for Alberta of any of the Candidates...he thinks in decades in his planning where the others are stuck in the short term political expediency that dictates tinking in flashy substanceless 4 year bites...get elected forst then figure it out.
		Let's hope Ted gets in or has influence on long term planning....otherwise Alberta will remain a boom town where you go to work and then leave when there is a down turn....another transient western province teetering on the brink of reliance on Ottawa welfare and all the disempowerment that entails.
	www.smalldeadanimals.com /archives/004747.html (2164 words)

	Epicurean Life - The City of Sarasota Proclaims June 2nd Ted Morton Day
		Sarasota, Florida - Morton’s Gourmet Market and the City of Sarasota are proud to announce the celebration of “Ted Morton Day” on Sunday June 2nd, 2002 from 4pm-6pm at Morton’s Gourmet Market (1924 South Osprey Avenue, Sarasota).
		Ted has devoted a lifetime to the improvement and growth of Southside Village, Morton’s Gourmet Market and the City and County of Sarasota.
		Ted Morton has employed many local citizens in their youth, who have become prominent adults and successful business people.
	www.epicureanlife.com /pressRelease.cfm?preID=14 (271 words)

	ThePolitic.com - » Jim Dinning plunges his tiny dagger into Ted Morton’s back (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Morton is one of the most respected constitutional scholars in Canada, a former recipient of the Bora Laskin Fellowship in Human Rights.
		Morton would be a breath of fresh air but he would have to perge the old boys.
		Morton was at one of the senior’s residence here in Calgary the other day.
	www.thepolitic.com /archives/2006/11/10/jim-dinning-sticks-his-tiny-dagger-in-ted-mortons-back (1321 words)

	Jim Dinning, Ted Morton jump into lead in first-ballot voting for next Alberta premier \| CFRB 1010 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Former Alberta treasurer Jim Dinning and backbencher Ted Morton were within about 800 votes of each other but racing away from Ed Stelmach and Lyle Oberg, who were battling for a distant third by the time 20 per cent of the votes had been counted.
		Morton said he was pleased with the early returns.
		Polls suggested Morton, a social conservative Tory backbencher, was Dinning's closest rival, with one-time cabinet ministers Oberg, Ed Stelmach, Dave Hancock and Mark Norris jockeying to place third.
	www.cfrb.com /node/443712 (802 words)

	ARL - Articles
		Ted Morton, a provincial Tory MLA for Foothills-Rockyview and an outspoken former political science professor from U of C, has a much sounder, less-radical plan to give Albertans a stronger voice in their own affairs that includes re-establishing our own provincial police force, collecting our own provincial taxes and instituting an Alberta Pension Plan.
		Morton, who was reached at his legislative office in Edmonton, says he's often accused of being a closet separatist, but that's simply not the case.
		Morton pointed out that Alberta is a new contributor to Confederation, to the tune of $9 to $12 billion a year.
	www.albertaresidentsleague.com /articles.htm (9462 words)

	American Oceans Campaign - Press Releases 1999
		Ted Danson's talent as an actor, his generosity and his dedication to ocean conservation, make him one of the most respected men in Hollywood...
		A great communicator on and off screen, Ted Danson has opened dialogues between opposing interests numerous times and his efforts have recently led to the unanimous passage in the US House of Representatives of a bill to warn swimmers when beach waters are polluted.
		Ted Morton, California policy director of American Oceans Campaign, stated "The Natural Resources Defense Council's Testing the Waters is a great public service.
	members.tripod.com /Becker_TV/presses10.htm (2039 words)

	Conservative Life - Canadian Politics - Ted Morton will put "conservative" back in Progressive Conservative (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Ted Morton is a good friend of Mr.
		Morton's platform there are many similarities to the federal Conservative agenda - especially in the area of democratic reform.
		I recently had the opportunity to meet Ted Morton and it is with great pride that Conservative Life wholeheartedly endorses him.
	www.conservativelife.com /blog/index.php/canada/2006/11/19/ted_morton_will_put_conservative_back_in (873 words)

	CalgaryGrit: Ted Morton Is The Man
		Which means the race is down to Ted Morton is the Man versus Sing a Song for Jim.
		Morton did a lot better than anyone imagined and might actually win this thing which would be something Canadians living outside the Alberta nation would have to take notice of.
		Maybe Oberg and Morton both had to be on the final ballot for one to endorse the other.
	calgarygrit.blogspot.com /2006/11/ted-morton-is-man.html (1226 words)

	CIVITATENSIS
		Ted Morton is attractive, well educated and very articulate. It is his policies, thinking and words that scare us. He would not lead ‘our Alberta’, were he to win the leadership, and we suspect in time his Conservative Government would fail.
		Morton, the man of whom the media wants everyone to be scared, is surrounded by family, friends and some members of the stellar campaign team.
		Ted Morton is mobbed by reporters upon entering the floor.
	www.civitatensis.ca (5575 words)

	babble: Ted Morton: man of the people...
		Morton is a political scientist at University of Calgary; part of the "Calgary School" of rightwing extremists.
		Morton was looking for unanimous consent for the bill's "early consideration" so it could be debated in committee beyond the normal time set aside for private member's bills (ie, Mondays).
		Morton says that the United Nations Declaration on Human Rights gives parents the right to object if gay issues are mentioned in school.
	www.rabble.ca /babble/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic&f=7&t=001621 (788 words)

	globeandmail.com: Can Alberta's moderate Tories take to 'Premier Ted Morton'?
		Ted Morton, 57, the political-science professor turned Progressive Conservative backbencher who helped shape Prime Minister Stephen Harper's worldview, surprised everyone as the strong, second-place finisher as Alberta Tories voted for a new leader on the weekend.
		Morton, whose platform includes more private health care and less influence from Ottawa, is confident he has enough untapped support to win.
		Morton said, "Jim made the mistake of hiring on a bunch of advisers who are very much associated with the status quo.
	www.theglobeandmail.com /servlet/story/RTGAM.20061127.wxalberta27/BNStory/National/home (1346 words)

	Ted Morton - Our Future. Our Choices. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The momentum was his early on, and it wasn't just the folks wearing the I'm Supportin' Morton T-shirts.
		They're here to listen to a fair-haired academic whose media image is about as warm as a stack of textbooks on constitutional reform.
		But when Ted Morton -- perhaps the Tory leadership race's most conservative Conservative finally takes the stage, the applause isn't polite.
	www.tedmorton.ca (201 words)

	Federal Tories fight for Morton (CINO/RINO hunting / 'ideological cleansing' in Canada)
		Morton's main sparring partner is Dinning, whose just-as-impressive team is largely based on Peter Lougheed's style of small-c conservatism.
		While Morton has no MLAs endorsing him yet, Dinning has won support from the majority of the provincial Tory cabinet and caucus who've been able to use their constituency teams to provide a well-sewn blanket of support.
		Morton is not hindered by the opinion of the socially isolated elite.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/1745263/posts (1969 words)

	Peace, order and good government, eh?: The Neocons eye Alberta
		To rectify this situation, our most prominent neoconservative politicians are stumping hard for Ted Morton to win the Alberta Progressive Conservative leadership and, by default, the office of Premier.
		Morton is one of Harper's political mentors and soulmates, and a founding member of the Calgary School, the extreme right wing political science department at the University of Calgary.
		Well, as an example: a few years ago Morton published an article using a game theoretic approach to investigate why the Alberta PC Party didn't challenge the Vriend ruling (Tom Flanagan, undoubtedly another "Straussian" to the author of this article, is Canada's leading authority on rational choice approaches in political science).
	www.pogge.ca /archives/001381.shtml (4600 words)

	Dinning, Morton trade jabs as 2nd ballot approaches
		Ted Morton tells reporters Tuesday that Jim Dinning is campaigning on fear.
		Morton said Monday that he was unfazed by the attacks, saying Dinning was desperate and accusing him of resorting to campaigning on fear.
		For his part, Morton has spent much of his campaign accusing Dinning, a former finance minister, of being part of a party establishment run by backroom boys and corporate interests.
	www.cbc.ca /canada/edmonton/story/2006/11/28/fighting-alta.html?ref=rss (1472 words)

	The Calgary Sun - Ted's warning
		Progressive Conservative leadership challenger Ted Morton has always seemed to me to be a kind of Canadian mix of Conservative guru William F. Buckley and President Teddy Roosevelt.
		Like Buckley, Morton is elegant and eloquent, and like Roosevelt -- who liked to live what he called the "strenuous life" -- Morton is an avid hunter, fisher and skier.
		There's much more on the issues from Morton, and we'll be hearing much more in the weeks to come, but for sure Ted's both a credible and a formidable candidate.
	calsun.canoe.ca /News/Columnists/Jackson_Paul/2006/07/25/1701407.html (807 words)

	LookSmart's Furl - The thewatcher Archive
		Rated 3 in Politics; Alberta; Morton; Alberta Alliance on Oct 24, 2006 at 22:56:37 GMT.
		Rated 3 in Politics; Alberta; Morton; Alberta Alliance on Oct 16, 2006 at 16:03:14 GMT.
		Ted Morton's Conservative leadership bid has attracted the support of an MLA from another party.
	www.furl.net /members/thewatcher (792 words)

	ThePolitic.com - » EGALE Takes Aim at Ted Morton (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Equality for Gays and Lesbian Everywhere (EGALE), a rights lobby group for lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans-identified people, is taking aim at Alberta MLA Ted Morton.
		Morton is a candidate for the provincial Tory leadership.
		Reading the text of this bill it is evident that Morton’s intent in the bill id to free Orgasnizations and individuals from the tyranny of the jurocracy’s intrusive pseudo legislating to placate string same sex political lobbies.
	www.thepolitic.com /archives/2006/05/28/egale-takes-aim-at-ted-morton (1197 words)

	babble: Ted Morton Private Members Bill
		And, I would guess, "luckily" for the people of Alberta, he'll probably have to give up his MLA status to be elevated to the Senate.
		Morton was elected with and is sitting with Ralph's Progressive Conservatives.
		Ted Morton a PC MLA in Alberta (also and elected senate candidate) has put forward a bill in the Alberta Legislature which would allow teachers to chose not to teach required curriculum items like birth control,condom use, etc. if it was against the teachers morals.
	www.rabble.ca /babble/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic&f=24&t=000979 (2238 words)

	Slap Upside The Head: Ted Morton: The Distractor!
		Ted Morton—who seems to be recovering quite nicely from his anti-gay bill’s delightfully brutal slaying—has now set his sights country-wide, urging MPs to ban same-sex marriage.
		Morton then provided all press attendees with a list of peer-reviewed studies backing up his claim, putting the issue to rest once and for all.
		Instead, Morton, surrounded by religious group representatives, re-iterated the same ostensible “protect the children” demagoguery.
	www.slapupsidethehead.com /2006/10/ted-morton-destractor (241 words)

	News - Ted Morton - The firewall's looking good again - Globe and Mail
		News - Ted Morton - The firewall's looking good again - Globe and Mail
		For many Westerners, it's time to start working on the "or else." Ironically, the model for Plan B --and its most likely ally -- is Quebec.
		(Ted) Morton, a professor at the University of Calgary, is one of Alberta's two senators-elect.
	www.citizenscentre.com /news04-07-02-gm.html (675 words)

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