Original sentence: , (born August 1960 in Montreal, Quebec) is a Canadian lawyer, author and advertising/marketing consultant and used to appear frequently as a political commentator.He has, however, been identified as a political strategist to Ontario Liberal Party leader and Premier of Ontario Dalton McGuinty and now supports provincial government calls for more funding form the federal government, a position he opposed when Chrétien was Prime Minister.His online weblog was once valued by journalists as a source of insight into federal politics, but has lost influence with his split from the federal Liberals.His predictably violent attacks on any action Martin takes as Prime Minister has caused Kinsella's influence and stature as a commentator to wane in recent months.Kinsella is counsel and principal with the Toronto advertising and lobbyist firm, Navigator.Kinsella ran as a Liberal in the 1997 Canadian election in the riding of North Vancouver where he lost to Ted White of the Reform Party of Canada by over 9,000 votes.Kinsella was a loyalist to former Prime Minister of Canada Jean Chrétien and relentlessly attacked Martin for challenging Chrétien's leadership and has remained opposed to Martin after Chrétien announced his resignation and Martin became leader
Edited sentence: , (born August 1960 in Montreal, Quebec) is a Canadian lawyer, author and consultant and a prominent political consultant and commentator.He has, however, been concurrently identified as a top political strategist to Ontario Liberal Party leader and Premier of Ontario Dalton McGuinty.His "Latest Musings" weblog gained a wide following.His public disapproval of Martin's work as Prime Minister has run him afoul of the highest echelons of the Liberal Party.In late 2000, he established a web site, in part to counter the large amount of material circulated on the web by his detractors in the Liberal Party.Kinsella is counsel and principal with a Toronto firm called Navigator.Kinsella ran as a Liberal in the 1997 Canadian election in the riding of North Vancouver where he lost to Ted White of the Reform Party of Canada by a margin of over 9,000 votes.Kinsella was a loyalist to former Prime Minister of Canada Jean Chrétien and publicly criticized Martin for challenging Chrétien's leadership and remained critical of Martin after Chrétien announced his resignation and Martin became leader