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The Conservative Party of Canada has been in government for three years, and contrary to the party history of the traditional conservative movement in Canada of small government and small taxes, it has increased the size of its governance at … Continue reading →

I can think about nearly a hundred amendments that aught to be suggested by the most powerful man in Canada, and the one previously mentioned must be non-negotiable. I have full confidence that Mr. Iggnatieff will suggest amendments tomorrow and … Continue reading →

Jim Flaherty, a man known for cooking books, is presenting a budget that includes a provision for the Minister of Finance to have fewer restrictions and hoops to jump through when he decides it is in the best interest of … Continue reading →

In a minority government, the leader of the opposition is essentially the most powerful man in Canada. Tonight the Honourable Michael Iggnatieff has the responsibility to read through the entire proposed Canadian Budget and find common ground with the government … Continue reading →

Historically in Canada, being conservative has meant a lot of good things like strong Christian morality, fiscal responsibility, loyalty to the British Crown and Westminster style parliamentary system, small government and low taxes. All that Stephen Harper has managed to … Continue reading →

The Liberal Party looks like it’s gearing up for another quick election. The Conservatives have been geared up for it since losing the last one (they were trying for a majority and they still are). The NDP and Bloc are … Continue reading →

So I wrote a petition to the Conservative Party calling for a leadership review and so far it has one signature. Only five days ago before any talk of a coalition government, the Conservative Party of Canada could have removed … Continue reading →

The Liberal/NDP agreement came out yesterday as I was figuring out where the top 40 bureaucrats of the three parties would best fit. Now I have to redo the whole thing with new and correct information. The Coalition Government will … Continue reading →

The Conservatives who recieved 168 737 fewer votes this past election than the previous one have a “stronger” minority Government. Since they thought they were so much stronger and they had bullied the other parties for the past two years, … Continue reading →