Post Election Thoughts

Defeated NDP MPP Rosario Marchese blamed the party leader for his loss in the Ontario election. Of course he would not take any blame himself. This is a quote from Marchese "Having respect for taxpayers as a message reminds people in the Annex of Mike Harris".  Can you imagine a politician that claims respect for taxpayers money is the wrong message? This man was our MPP for 20-years. Saddling future generations with massive amounts of debt is not a problem for him. I want to know if I can make a citizens arrest and throw this man in jail?  Just defeating Marchese in the polls doesn't seem like enough for me. Marchese by the way was trounced, humiliated in the election.

The PC party has to think long and hard about their next leader. Going too far to the right will not work in Ontario. Pick a moderate leader that has no ties to Stephen Harper.

Stephen Harper's anti-Ontario party is at it again. They changed the rules on transfer payments to screw Ontario. Joe Oliver the new Finance Minister and Ontario MP was ripping into his own province just like his overrated predecessor Jim Flaherty. I'm convinced that that the Harper Conservatives will be wiped out in most of Ontario next election. Harper's MP's have no loyalty to their province, only to their Dear Leader and they will pay for it in the polls.

Harper cut a deal with Peter MacKay when they agreed to merge the PC and Reform parties. He had to give MacKay a plum cabinet job. That was over a decade a ago, at what point does the incompetence of the Man Child Mackay result in a demotion out of cabinet? There is no safe cabinet posting that he can't screw up. For the sake of Canada and your party put Peter MacKay in the back benches with your rural Alberta neanderthals.

Don't give me the line about Conservatives being great custodians of taxpayers money. Harper inherited a massive surplus and was into deficits within 2-years, before the recession. He has run up $160 Billion in debt. They have still not funded any of the big ticket military hardware they promised. Jim Flaherty was an insurance defence lawyer, while Paul Martin was titan of business and a CEO of a major corporation.