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How Coun. Dan McLean was set up to lose but think he won

How Coun. Dan McLean was set up to lose but think he won
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Calgary City Councillor Dan McLean lost his bid for a UCP nomination, a defeat attributed by analysts to political maneuvering and his alignment with controversial provincial policies. McLean publicly framed the loss as a sign of his popularity, a narrative the author critiques as political spin.

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The article provides insight into local political dynamics and the disconnect between political rhetoric and electoral outcomes.

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Copy Link Email X Reddit Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Braid: How Coun. Dan McLean was set up to lose but think he won McLean lost for deeper, weirder reasons.

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The author uses a critical, slightly mocking tone toward the conservative councillor's post-defeat statements.

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