Fake fiscal emergencies are breeding the need for ‘austerity measures’ which must be resisted.
Jim Flaherty admits he will raise taxes. Doesn’t this officially make him a ‘tax and spend’ Liberal?
It seems the Conservative government has blinked and has eliminated several of the more contentious components of the economic statement from last Thursday. John Baird said over the weekend that they won’t try to eliminate the right for public sector members to strike, nor would they eliminate public funding for campaign finance. Of course, it wasn’t Harper or Flaherty making these statements. It was Baird. […]
I’ve pasted my comments from this article . I’m very annoyed with the Conservative response to the efforts to form a coalition. Back room deal? Since when was Harper ever transparent with Canadians? —— Wow. Lots of comments. I’m not sure if I’ll be repeating what’s already been said, but here are some thoughts: 1. 62.4% of Canadians does not want the Conservatives to run […]