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Originally Posted by Devils'Advocate
So, once again, Conservative Party of Canada AGAINST Canadian Charter of Human Rights.
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I love this argument because its blatently not true, but its the only thing that people that hate the conservatives can hold on too.
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Originally Posted by Devils'Advocate
All other parties FOR Canadian Charter of Human Rights.
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Uhh huh. I think that all parties are for the preservation of the charter of human rights. Until you can prove to me that the Conservatives are somehow subverting human rights in this country. I call bull.
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Originally Posted by Devils'Advocate
Most Canadians know that the Conservative Mulroney government did far more damage to the country than the Chretien Liberals. Okay, the Liberals wasted money.. at least they were spending money they had, rather than the Conservatives who spent money they DIDN'T have. The Liberals, for better or for worse, will be back in power, probably sooner than later. Ontario will not elect more Conservatives, and with Dion, likely Quebec won't elect any more either. And with Newfoundland and the other Atlantic provinces not very happy with Harper.... I don't know where the Conservatives plan on picking up seats. British Columbia?
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Unfortunately the Mulroney conservatives had to dig out of the hole that Trudeau and his merry band of pirates dug. The damage was already done, and quite a few of the economic benefits that were reaped by Chretien were created by programs put into place by the conservatives.
The Liberal's blatently stole money, and where they didn't steal it they wasted it. They didn't spend money that we had since this country was is and continues to be in debt.
It will be interesting to see how the voters react to a Chretienite like Dion in the next polls. I think the Libs will take a tumble now that they have a leader that will actually be in the press and will be the focus of voter scrutiny.
You don't know if Quebec will elect more conservatives or not, but the Quebecois nation vote will help as well as the announcement that the Conservatives will fix the Quebec fiscal imbalance in the next election, those are a couple of things that the Liberal's couldn't do since they were so busy trying to bribe people in Quebec when they were in power and creating a larger fiscal imbalance. Dion might gather more votes in Quebec but its likely that those votes will come from the bloc.
As far as Newfoundland and the rest of the Maritimes, I'm sure that the Conservatives will do something before the next election, and unlike the Liberal's they won't make up phony platform points to win votes and then pull back on them.