Well, it's taken a while for Us to come to our senses but we're finally seeing the end of the Red tunnel. Conservatives are better at governing then liberals. For the record, We're in debt up to our ears by 11 billion, that's compared to the debt the liberals inherited when elected in 2003 (5.6 billion). That's a twist on what the mainstream media have reported. In 2003 The Star splashed on it's front page this headline, "5.6 billion dollars" which is reference to the debt inherited by the liberals and splashed all over the media. Today, there will be no such headline not against the liberals. I'm not sure but It will be hidden in some page of the newspaper and buried where nobody will read it. I found it on the Interactive part of the Star and it suggested that Kathleen Wynne keep running the deficit even through to the next budget because it says, Ontario is not facing a debt crisis. And what that means is this:
That Debt the liberals have increased will be inherited by the next PC Government.
Is that moral, Is that ethical, Is continually running a deficit the right thing to do,
AND is it right for the media to criticize one for their deficit and then support their current Government for running a debt that is in fact, higher
this is wrong and the media should be banned from reporting lies to the people. One thing that should be noticed also is that the people are making their own opinion on Media and the lies they tell. They stop buying that Star newspaper. They best way to hurt the Star is in the pocket book. You might say, that they make money in advertising, That`s okay, if anything it might take a little longer. But, if the average person stopped buying the newspaper from One Yonge Street, we wouldn`t be seeing their advertising, and advertising wouldn`t be effective. Eventually it will change to other methods of advertising. Such as the Interactive method.
The latest:
https://www.thestar.com/news/queenspark/2016/09/18/tories-gain-in-popularity-over-liberals-in-ontario-poll.html
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