Ontario’s Creeping Towards an Election.

Old-style advertising, and old-style thinking for a Conservative Administration with a majority in the legislature. Perhaps a little creativity would be in order.

1. How about pointing out that the NDP policy is still the same as it was when Horwath held the reins of power within the NDP? Nothing has really changed except for the party’s public head. Ontarians still have a difficult time considering the NDP to be a really effective alternative to Doug Fords Cohort.

2. Some liberals(you know the party that nearly disappeared in the legislature) invited the Greens leader Mike Schreiner to lead the Liberals. Now Mike took way too long to respond to this invitation. This may have shown his true colors as a leader. Most Greens should have thought that an immediate response was more appropriate than @two weeks to respond. Say Mike reversed the invite to offer those few liberals in the legislature to join the Greens. Their economic, Social, and Political agendas seem very similar. Both parties are lacking in creative ways to protect the environment while creating jobs for the future. Sure they offer green jobs, jobs that have not appeared as of yet. The Greens, NDP, and Liberals are outnumbered in the legislature and do not have the policies needed to get them into power as of yet.

3. The Conservatives have become very relevant to Ontarians, while the NDP, Greens, and Liberal still lay in a state of disrepair.

Creation of jobs, building homes, inviting corporate leaders into Ontario, limiting taxes at a time when public debt demands being dealt with.

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Red tape regulations, public employees wage hikes(some deserved), limiting the development of vacant unused lands, devesting public costs to municipalities, and maintaining antiquated concepts of economic growth.

Premier Ford knows a recession is on the horizon, and the best way to ensure political victory is to force a general election before the recession arrives. Blaming the Federal Government’s Green Taxes and the defeated Ontario Liberal Party’s economic failures as reasons for his strong-handed policies, Doug Ford will stand before all of Ontario and rightfully proclaim all that is good in this province has happened because of the Conservative Machine under his leadership. A build-up to a run for future leadership within the Federal Conservative Party. The Conservative’s Pierre Poilievre does not know what Doug Ford knows, that a Conservative Leader can be a little bit liberal, and socialistic too. How will the Conservative Parties’ opposition defeat a movement very much like their own?

Doug Ford is “A little bit Liberal, A little bit NDP, a little bit Green”, a whole lot Conservative indeed. Still, a capitalist allied to the right and business class too. How do you fight that?

Steven Kaszab

438 Simcoe rd

Bradford, Ontario L3Z3A1