The next Prime Minister of Canada?
#16
Re: The next Prime Minister of Canada?
Snapchat makes facebook and twitter seem scholarly.
https://www.vice.com/en_ca/article/n...hats-a-bargain
#17
limey party pooper
Joined: Jul 2012
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Re: The next Prime Minister of Canada?
I don't think so. Wynne's continuing unpopularity is irrelevant outside Ontario - and while ON is important to the Libs (they won 80 of 121 seats last time) they also swept Atlantic Canada and the Territories, which don't give a fig about Ontario provincial politics.
And I have a feeling the tax bill will be old news by October 2019. Sure, the Tories will try to raise it as a stick to beat the Libs with, but (apart from a few complainy doctors, who I don't think command very much in the way of public sympathy) most considered commentary seems to think the tax bill is generally a good thing. It closes a loophole which currently tips the playing field unfairly in favour of those who incorporate simply to use the corporation as a vehicle to avoid tax on investment returns paid as personal income; at the same time it maintains the tax breaks for those who use corporate investment income to reinvest in the business. That seems pretty sensible to me.
And I have a feeling the tax bill will be old news by October 2019. Sure, the Tories will try to raise it as a stick to beat the Libs with, but (apart from a few complainy doctors, who I don't think command very much in the way of public sympathy) most considered commentary seems to think the tax bill is generally a good thing. It closes a loophole which currently tips the playing field unfairly in favour of those who incorporate simply to use the corporation as a vehicle to avoid tax on investment returns paid as personal income; at the same time it maintains the tax breaks for those who use corporate investment income to reinvest in the business. That seems pretty sensible to me.
Farmers are also pretty anti the tax bill, or so my FB feed tells me, talking of tax rates of 75%
#18
Re: The next Prime Minister of Canada?
There was, indeed, a news story a week or so ago about how the proposed tax changes would make it cost-prohibitive for a farmer to sell the business as a going concern to a family member of the next generation - but there is a specific exemption for exactly that scenario which the Opposition spokespeople conveniently forgot to mention when briefing the media.
I maintain that, by October 2019, people will have realized that it's actually quite a reasonable package of tax reforms and the much-vaunted "middle classes" (whoever they are) will likely be a little bit better off as a result.
FWIW, the Libs don't hold all that many rural ridings in Ontario. Much of the north west is orange, cottage country, rural Niagara and the farmlands of the south west are largely blue; the liberal strongholds are in the GTA and around the lake to Hamilton.
#19
Re: The next Prime Minister of Canada?
There has been somewhat of a 'backlash' here with a bunch of docs collectively signing a letter agreeing with the changes.
#20
Re: The next Prime Minister of Canada?
The liberal sh1t show continues on and on and on and on, will it never end lol
https://globalnews.ca/news/3813503/f...ons-dividends/
https://globalnews.ca/news/3813503/f...ons-dividends/
#21
Re: The next Prime Minister of Canada?
The liberal sh1t show continues on and on and on and on, will it never end lol
https://globalnews.ca/news/3813503/f...ons-dividends/
https://globalnews.ca/news/3813503/f...ons-dividends/
#22
Re: The next Prime Minister of Canada?
Ha ha really, WTF, shouldn't we be suing her for wasting our $$
https://www.thestar.com/news/queensp...for-libel.html
https://www.thestar.com/news/queensp...for-libel.html
#23
Re: The next Prime Minister of Canada?
Ha ha really, WTF, shouldn't we be suing her for wasting our $$
https://www.thestar.com/news/queensp...for-libel.html
https://www.thestar.com/news/queensp...for-libel.html
#24
Re: The next Prime Minister of Canada?
Agreed, most people know she was not actually on trial herself, but dosnt this just jog the memory of the public tho highlighting that her gang are bad people
#25
Lost in BE Cyberspace
Joined: Nov 2011
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Re: The next Prime Minister of Canada?
Even if they were Federal we know Liberals don't lie, spin, obfuscate, or whatever other word you choose. We elected them as they are honest and honourable people and they always represent their constituents even if they sometimes disagree between themselves. Liberals have always been free to vote the way they choose and not been whipped to vote along party lines.
And to think the PC's and NDP and Green Party members dare to question their credibility and intentions
#27
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Re: The next Prime Minister of Canada?
Well that would be like saying Politicians of all parties do it and if they do why do we continue voting for them
We can't be too critical of the NDP or Greens as they have never been elected as the ruling party in Canada.
Ever heard a Politician give a straight answer to a question?
We can't be too critical of the NDP or Greens as they have never been elected as the ruling party in Canada.
Ever heard a Politician give a straight answer to a question?
#29
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Re: The next Prime Minister of Canada?
Too late, we are already doomed, the authors of our own misfortune...
#30
Re: The next Prime Minister of Canada?
Well that would be like saying Politicians of all parties do it and if they do why do we continue voting for them
We can't be too critical of the NDP or Greens as they have never been elected as the ruling party in Canada.
Ever heard a Politician give a straight answer to a question?
We can't be too critical of the NDP or Greens as they have never been elected as the ruling party in Canada.
Ever heard a Politician give a straight answer to a question?