Quote from: "Oliver Clotheshoffe" post_id=444245 time=1647917516 user_id=3349
I agree Oliver..
My family will be forced to live on Kraft Dinner by 2025.
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Quote from: "Oliver Clotheshoffe" post_id=444245 time=1647917516 user_id=3349
Quote from: cc post_id=444270 time=1647966791 user_id=88
Climate, already a Lib biggy will get even more monies and affect lives even more ...
i.e. needlessly set the country back further
Actually, Trudy is quite happy to move further left especially on climate
Question is .. is this democracy? Is this what people voted for? Backroom deals instead of floor discussion?
Quote from: cc post_id=444244 time=1647917174 user_id=88
Liberals, NDP have tentative deal that would keep Trudeau government in power until 2025
The federal Liberals and the New Democrats have worked out a tentative agreement that if finalized, would keep Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government in power until 2025,in exchange for progress on longstanding NDP priorities, CTV News has confirmed. https://www.ctvnews.ca/">https://www.ctvnews.ca/ This is not how democracy is supposed to work. We are finished .. by 2025 there will not be enough of Canada left to put it back together
Quote from: seoulbro post_id=444295 time=1647987443 user_id=114
The Liberals/NDP are laying the groundwork for a larger, structural deficit beyond three years. New pharma-care program will be an $11 billion dollar a year by 2025. You add on universal dental care, you're easily adding about half a percentage of GDP on to your structural deficit.
At a time when inflation is squeezing Canadians' pocketbooks and the economic outlook is fraught with uncertainty, we need to ask ourselves whether more spending, more debt and bigger government are really what's needed. As our country emerges from the pandemic, we should be doubling down on policies to strengthen economic growth. The right path is to grow the economy to pay for new spending measures – not the other way around.
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