Most of you guys are barking up the wrong tree. Some of you need to take off your hyper partisan glasses.
Trudeau and the Liberals have a 10 point lead in the polls and are back in majority territory.
See the thing is it is really difficult to argue that running a big deficit to keep people from living on the streets with no food is a bad thing to do in the middle of the worst financial crisis in nearly a 100 years.
Even the federal Conservatives and Provincial Conservatives aren't about to call for a smaller deficit because they would do the same thing, just like Trump by bailing out those who need it most.
Kenney is even asking for more federal support, so Federal deficits are not his worry.
If the Conservatives run on cutting the ballooning deficit before the economy returns to a stronger state then the Liberals could have a 20 point lead in the polls.
https://www.macleans.ca/politics/ottawa/338canada-confidence-in-the-liberals-runs-high-but-for-how-long/ https://www.macleans.ca/politics/ottawa/338canada-confidence-in-the-liberals-runs-high-but-for-how-long/
"Moreover, the federal government’s response to the outbreak has widely been well received by Canadians—at least so far. From EKOS’ poll report: “Confidence in the federal government is at 75 per cent, the highest score EKOS has ever recorded.†Justin Trudeau also receives a generally positive approval of his handling of the crisis: 67 per cent of respondents approve of the Prime Minister (an equal fraction of respondents approve of Deputy PM Chrystia Freeland)."
It seems as if a lot of the grousing on Agriville is about why farmers haven't gotten their fair share of bailouts. That hardly suggests deficit cutting is a priority.
Most farm safety nets are inadequate. But many farmers have made a lot of money in the last 10 years and don't need a bailout. But if you want a bailout and then want a smaller deficit you are sending two different messages at the same time.
Trudeau and the Liberals have a 10 point lead in the polls and are back in majority territory.
See the thing is it is really difficult to argue that running a big deficit to keep people from living on the streets with no food is a bad thing to do in the middle of the worst financial crisis in nearly a 100 years.
Even the federal Conservatives and Provincial Conservatives aren't about to call for a smaller deficit because they would do the same thing, just like Trump by bailing out those who need it most.
Kenney is even asking for more federal support, so Federal deficits are not his worry.
If the Conservatives run on cutting the ballooning deficit before the economy returns to a stronger state then the Liberals could have a 20 point lead in the polls.
https://www.macleans.ca/politics/ottawa/338canada-confidence-in-the-liberals-runs-high-but-for-how-long/ https://www.macleans.ca/politics/ottawa/338canada-confidence-in-the-liberals-runs-high-but-for-how-long/
"Moreover, the federal government’s response to the outbreak has widely been well received by Canadians—at least so far. From EKOS’ poll report: “Confidence in the federal government is at 75 per cent, the highest score EKOS has ever recorded.†Justin Trudeau also receives a generally positive approval of his handling of the crisis: 67 per cent of respondents approve of the Prime Minister (an equal fraction of respondents approve of Deputy PM Chrystia Freeland)."
It seems as if a lot of the grousing on Agriville is about why farmers haven't gotten their fair share of bailouts. That hardly suggests deficit cutting is a priority.
Most farm safety nets are inadequate. But many farmers have made a lot of money in the last 10 years and don't need a bailout. But if you want a bailout and then want a smaller deficit you are sending two different messages at the same time.
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