jje1000
Senior Member
Nah, spider's told us many times that he doesn't really care for programs that he doesn't use. Things like streetcars are nothing but a hinderance to him, and heck, he's even followed a bus around seeing how many passengers use it during the day.
Now, for my values:
Personally, I think the Liberals almost deserve to be booted from power as Wynne's government almost seems to be rudderless and directionless in the face of the massive problems Ontario faces.
I do like Hudak's idea of keeping hydro low for manufacturers (where is Wynne on this issues?), doing something about the Green Energy industry, and the idea of trimming the bureaucracy down and making our province more business-friendly.
BUT, he buries these things in a heaping pile of neo-conservative crap that will ruin our province for years to come. Reducing our corporate tax rates when we need any sort of revenue? Potentially selling off profitable agencies of the government, likely for a dime? Potentially enacting right-to-work-for-less rules (he will no doubt try if he gets a majority)? Cutting transit expansion when we desperately need it? Uploading the profitable bits of the TTC? Potentially removing the Greenbelt and allowing more of our agricultural land to be developed? Burdening students with more debt?
No thanks. I will hold my nose and vote Liberal this time, in hopes that the PCs can turf Hudak and reinvent themselves as the Old Blue Machine that was both fiscally and socially responsible.
Now, for my values:
Personally, I think the Liberals almost deserve to be booted from power as Wynne's government almost seems to be rudderless and directionless in the face of the massive problems Ontario faces.
I do like Hudak's idea of keeping hydro low for manufacturers (where is Wynne on this issues?), doing something about the Green Energy industry, and the idea of trimming the bureaucracy down and making our province more business-friendly.
BUT, he buries these things in a heaping pile of neo-conservative crap that will ruin our province for years to come. Reducing our corporate tax rates when we need any sort of revenue? Potentially selling off profitable agencies of the government, likely for a dime? Potentially enacting right-to-work-for-less rules (he will no doubt try if he gets a majority)? Cutting transit expansion when we desperately need it? Uploading the profitable bits of the TTC? Potentially removing the Greenbelt and allowing more of our agricultural land to be developed? Burdening students with more debt?
No thanks. I will hold my nose and vote Liberal this time, in hopes that the PCs can turf Hudak and reinvent themselves as the Old Blue Machine that was both fiscally and socially responsible.