N.D.P. Deficits

Thomas Mulcair says a he can pay for the promises he's already made by increasing the Corporate Tax Rate from 15% to 17.5%. Huh? Doesn't that mean that the people we work for have to pay more for Tom's promises of more healthcare, more doctors, nurses, healthcare professionals? And things like Kyoto and the stuff we use to put on our lawn? Look at it this way, If the employer we work for has less money to work with, that means fewer people will be hired, so make no mistake, this affects you and the job you do. Thomas and the NDP think banks, businesses have all these millions, and billions of dollars that they can afford to pay for everything, but the bad thing about that is these are people and business owners who are in the top maybe 10% of income and wealth, and they are paying for the 90% who are below them. The NDP think they can afford this. And run a surplus. There's one other thing. Yesterday I heard PMSH say that the economy is doing well. Also, that there was a surplus in place. I think he mentioned it to be about $6 billion. But With Paul Martin and Jean Chretien that was always a secret. During the 2004 campaign, Paul Martin kept it a secret that there was a surplus, a $9 billion surplus. Never mentioned. Not once. It was like a military secret. He didn't want anyone to know. Except him. That's wrong. He let Harper, and Jack Layton and everyone else guess at what was going on. The scandal for one thing. If Thomas Mulcair was PM, he'd use up the surplus, then raise the taxes he promised and would never even consider things like income splitting. Let's look at this realistically. What if my Dad was still supporting me. He makes $50,000/year. He's paying 15% for his only son. $7,500 per year. But, he has 2 kids he's supporting so the tax increases to $15,000 Thomas wants to increase that to 17.5% because hey, these guys have the money, they can afford it. Can they? Question. Who has the most money? Us or them in the top 5% We have the most money. And Stephen Harper knows it. He has a Master's degree in Economics which he gained at the University of Calgary. Thomas Mulcair may have an education, but this is a bad idea to an economic recovery. And it can drop this economy back down into recession. No surplus. But taxes which he's already on record as saying. Also, deficits and fewer jobs. Not good for any economy. You should remember that this is the NDP platform. They plan on running on it. They believe they can win with it. I believe it's a bad idea. I hope they lose with it. It's not a good plan. They should not be elected to form the next government for this Country. Here's the latest: