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The Fall of Paul Martin and the Rise of Stephen Harpers New Conservatism.Shakespeare isnt around to write it so we have Paul Wells!Think of it. Two men on an opposite yet parallel trajectory. In the space of only three years, one man, a huge success as the Minister of Finance, goes from his new role as the leader of an allpowerful party with a huge majority all the way down to a retired alsoran. The other one reluctantly steps in to salvage a dying party, links it to another dying party, unites the right, becomes its leader, goes through trying times, and inside three years rises to become prime minister, against all odds.Its an amazing drama, told here in three acts. First, Paul Wells takes us through all of the events (from Martins assassination of Chrtien onward) that led up to the election campaign of January 2006.The second act deals with the campaign itself, where the Harper armies conquered, with the assistance of an RCMP cavalry raid, and lessthanbrilliant opposing campaigns: Were not allowed to make this stuff up. Full of new, amazing inside details.The final part answers the What now? that so many Canadians are asking about Stephen Harpers "new conservatism." Nobody can answer that question better than Paul Wells. Witty, irreverent, opinionated, personal, and very, very funny, this book launches Wellss career as an author.
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