Just as the two liberal-left parties under Martin/Layton kissed and became one married couple under the rubric of godless hedonistic socialism yesterday, the good folks at the C.D. Howe Institute came out with a report indicating to me that it’s possibly a treasonous power-grab and political manipulation scandal of the highest order.
Why? Because there is no sane, rational basis for the economic decision to buy the NDP voters with Canadian tax dollars and jobs and economic well-being as if the voters, like Quebecers in the minds of Liberals, were prostitutes; except that both the NDP and the Liberals are in favor of legalizing prostitution in Canada and this might be their first foray into that—actually their second after their failed attempt at Quebec pimpdom.
Not working in the best interest of “Canada” and choosing instead to work, with our tax dollars and our country’s treasure, for the betterment only of one’s political power, is seen even in banana republics as worthy of a sober review by voters. In Canada—or at least this is what I’m gathering from the state-run CBC division of the Liberal Party—this is cause for renewed optimism throughout the nation, possible sainthood if they believed in God, and most certainly a multi-million-dollar CBC special on how the socialist did, in fact, save Canada from the Conservative barbarians in early 2005, and kept the liberal-left in power just a little bit longer. Long enough to pass gay ‘marriage’ legislation, which is the most important thing in the whole wide world to the liberal-left after free abortions without any restriction, pot-smoking legalization, and of course their prostitution thing.
The $4.6-billion in corporate tax cuts that were apparently sacrificed last night in a Liberal-NDP budget deal had the potential to boost Canada’s economic growth by $5-billion a year and create up to 340,000 jobs at “little cost” to government, a C.D. Howe Institute report concluded.
Meanwhile, economists issued warnings about the potential Liberal-NDP alliance, saying it could mean the end to balanced budgets. Also, foreign exchange traders say the Canadian dollar has lost some of its value over worries that Paul Martin will withdraw tax cuts aimed at corporate Canada.
The C.D. Howe Institute report was the first to put a value on the proposed $4.6-billion in tax cuts, introduced as part of the Liberal government’s 2005-06 budget tabled in March. The study was released yesterday, before NDP leader Jack Layton’s announcement that there was an agreement in principle with the Liberals.
The liberal-left in this country will plunge this country into a socialist backwater for the purpose of being in power.
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