Poilievre sagt, dass Konservative liberale Steuersenkungen unterstützen werden, möchte aber, dass sie weiter gehen
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/conservatives-liberal-tax-cuts-1.7546143
Poilievre sagt, dass Konservative liberale Steuersenkungen unterstützen werden, möchte aber, dass sie weiter gehen
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/conservatives-liberal-tax-cuts-1.7546143
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Things we need to do as a nation:
1. Rebuild our military capacity in the face of an annexation threat.
2. Rebuild our healthcare system and expand its capabilities to deal with an aging population.
3. Rebuild our crumbling and badly out of date infrastructure.
4. Invest in a badly underfunded education system, both K-HS and post secondary.
5. Invest HUGE amounts to try to limit the catastrophic effects of climate change.
Those are the top five things Canada needs to do. Some are federal, some are provincial.
But none of it can happen through tax cuts and limited spending.
In other words no , the CPC will say 2% if the Liberals say 1% and then the Liberals will rely on the ndp and bloc .
This is why Carney will do as least time as possible in the house , he’s got lots of things he can do initially that can have big results on that he can do threw his own cabinet and government.
No big legislation, bills or funding untill at least the fall , Carney will work on priming the environment with out the CPC entangling every thing first.
The CPC will frantically try to extend the session into the summer to stay relevant with center votes, theres a major vulnerability there and if they can’t hang and prove that support is strong then Peirre is cooked .
Peirre going to battlefeild/crowfoot is a very strong indicator that the CPC feels vulnerability with their more center votes and more specifically the working class votes in Ontario that they just won .
If that makes sense .
Pp just a total idiot.
Half the province i am in is on fire right now due to climate change….. but let’s cut taxes and give the money to massive foreign corporations.
I so hope he gets confirmed for next election so the liberals get another 4 years.
Meh. In times of recession you usually have to spend more, see Harper forced to spend a lot during the 2008 crash despite him being very strict on maintaining a budget.
Carney’s aim, at least rhetorically, seems to be nation building at a high level. That takes lots of money.
I’d rather a modest tax cut and more investment back into Canada via the government then bigger tax cut and less government spending. Or at least, that’s what I’d ask for at the moment. Later on it’d be less necessary