The Canadian Liberal Party Is A Disgrace
Dec
02
Canadians recently re-elected the Conservative party to lead Canada and soon after all other party members vowed to work well with the conservative party to ease the burden of the world wide economic decline. Now The Liberal party leader who by the way got a lot less seats during the last election than previous which goes to show that he is not gaining support. This leader has joined with the NDP party and Bloq Quebecois party to try to overthrow the government in a vote of no confidence. The reasoning is pretty pathetic, the opposition parties are complaining about Harper deciding not to give out stimulus cheques like the US (did it really even work last year?) as well as a planned ban on civil workers striking which I personally think is a great idea! Those people go on strike way too much. It seems like a trend right now for Liberals to be sore losers (i.e. Franken in Minnesota)
The worst part of this is that the opposition leaders do not care about democracy. Canadians voted, they should accept the vote of the people. If you are against this coalition email your MP and tell them that you want them to vote against the coalition.
December 3rd, 2008 at 1:07 pm
This would probably be the worst thing to happen to Canada right now and I can’t believe these three leaders are blaming Stephen Harper for the Economic crisis that was bound to happen, no matter who was PM. Were barely entering a recession, just give him time to show us how he can work it out. If people don’t like the outcome they can vote someone else during the next election. What I really don’t want is a government in power that we did not vote for, especially Stephan Dion! I really can’t see these three leaders working effectively together. What they need to do is forget about power and start working with the Conservitive government in the best interest of Canadians.
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December 3rd, 2008 at 6:25 pm
That’s true, and should be respected eveywhere. The people voted because it’s what they want. They need to leave it at that and not change what the people want.
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