2015 Federal election campaign due to begin next week?
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I have a feeling that the NDP will win a minority. Unless Trudeau really steps up his game in getting votes. For now I don't see that happening and it seems people trust Mulcair the most as a leader out of the three. I do see Mulcair the most likely out of the three to "get things done". He seems the most serious about the position though Trudaeu seems the most passionate. I do feel Mulcair is most likely to stick to his promises and get things done. It's simply time for Harper to go.
It really depends on get what done.
Can I ask what is Mulcair proposing to do?
It really depends on get what done.
Can I ask what is Mulcair proposing to do?
Govern with integrity, tempered by pragmatism. But honestly, major campaign promises have been 15$/day national daycare, a balanced budget (through an increase in the corporate income tax rate), 1.3 billion per year in dedicated funding for public transit initiatives, and no more muzzling federal scientists, among others.
Govern with integrity, tempered by pragmatism. But honestly, major campaign promises have been 15$/day national daycare, a balanced budget (through an increase in the corporate income tax rate), 1.3 billion per year in dedicated funding for public transit initiatives, and no more muzzling federal scientists, among others.
What the NDP is proposing sounds pretty clear to me.
Govern with integrity, tempered by pragmatism. But honestly, major campaign promises have been 15$/day national daycare, a balanced budget (through an increase in the corporate income tax rate), 1.3 billion per year in dedicated funding for public transit initiatives, and no more muzzling federal scientists, among others.
ok,
$15/day daycare
more spending on transit
strengthen the CCP and revert to 65 retirement
more spending on healthcare
lowering the tax rate for small business from 11 to 9 percent.
and balance budget
all this money comes from an increase in corporate income tax? From what to what? I am not so convinced by the numbers.
I have a feeling that the NDP will win a minority. Unless Trudeau really steps up his game in getting votes. For now I don't see that happening and it seems people trust Mulcair the most as a leader out of the three. I do see Mulcair the most likely out of the three to "get things done". He seems the most serious about the position though Trudaeu seems the most passionate. I do feel Mulcair is most likely to stick to his promises and get things done. It's simply time for Harper to go.
People want change and I definitely think its coming.. It'll be nice not to see Harper representing this country on the world stage anymore.. His goose is cooked and I think people who can't accept that reality should start accepting that reality - start letting it sink in... Can't wait!
The NDP is promising spending spree again, not surprisingly, and of course with everyone else's money. Waiting new spending promise for the single moms and families with 5 kids.
The NDP is promising spending spree again, not surprisingly, and of course with everyone else's money. Waiting new spending promise for the single moms and families with 5 kids.
What's interesting is that Justin Trudeau every time I hear him is always saying Thomas Mulcair wants to cut and cut, just like Stephen Harper wants to cut.
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