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Next Great Prime Minister Entry- J.J. McCullough
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Category: Canadian Political Posted By: Canadaka Date: Thu Nov 2007

My name is J.J. McCullough and I come from Coquitlam, BC.

J.J. McCullough, 2007-2008
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J.J. McCullough Chief Commissioner
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J.J. McCullough Chief Commissioner
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J.J. McCullough Chief Commissioner

* Analysis on this page thanks in large part to J.J. McCullough from Filibuster Cartoons

J.J. McCullough, Chief Commissioner / Chief Electoral Officer

J.J. is a sixth-year student at SFU, having graduated in 2007 with a degree in political science.He is currently pursuing a certificate of liberal arts.J.J. has been active in a number of campus clubs, including Hillel and Students for America.In the 2006 SFSS by-election he ran for president as an independent candidate.

Outside of SFU, J.J. serves as editor-in-chief of the student newspaper of Douglas College, the Other Press.

J.J. was appointed Chief Commissioner of the IEC in February of 2007 and was later reappointed to a second term.
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J.J. McCullough, 2007-

Former Independent Electoral Commissions

2007 U-Pass Referendum

J.J. McCullough Chief Commissioner
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J.J. McCullough Chief Commissioner

Filibuster Cartoons, by J.J. McCullough.

In light of Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin's unsurprising surprise announcement regarding Canadian participation (or rather lack thereof) in the U.S. missile defence program, I thought it might be amusing to once again point out this editorial cartoon by J.J. McCullough of Filibuster Cartoons.

J. J. McCullough is the editor of Filibuster Cartoons, a right-wing cartoon that is regularly published in a number of publications, notably the right-wing Western Standard.He is a columnist for The Other Press, the student newspaper at Douglas College; his column is called "Right Hook."He describes himself as "Very Conservative" on Facebook.
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I can weigh in with some info on the other guy- I had a poly sci seminar class with J.J. McCullough once.He's clearly a conservative, and liked to argue, even when it was just him against the entire class.What I liked about him, though, was that he didn't seem to take himself so seriously, he could be pretty funny and self-deprecating as well, which I think is rare for right-wingers (or SFSS politicians for that matter).At the very least he seems like the type who would be strongly against the CFS.

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Just something else I wanted to add about McCullough- he doesn't seem to have any experience as far as I can tell.Does anyone know if he was involved in the impeachment campaign / SDU in any way?But I guess no experience could be a good thing in a way ... his posters talk about the need for an "outsider," and I think there's a case to be made for a total independent coming in at this time.He could be a good figurehead for the four months or whatever

12:56 AM
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Just something else I wanted to add about McCullough- he doesn't But I guess no experience could be a good thing in a way... his posters talk about the need for an "outsider," and I think there's a case to be made for a total independent coming in at this time.

How does being an outsider and having no experience make someone a good candidate?This guy has no idea of the shitstorm left by Hunsdale et al.And he wants to walk in and try to fix something he knows nothing about?That's just stupid.The president isn't just a figure head.He needs to work his ass off to resolve a huge backlog of labour issues that have implications an outsider could not possibly understand.
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Regardless, it's unfair to single McCullough out.

- presented by J.J. McCullough of Filibuster and by Paul Rigby of Beer Monkey

Contributed by J.J. McCullough, OP Columnist

J.J. McCulloughOP Columnist