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Dion is not planning on raising taxes, he is planning on SHIFTING taxation from income & business taxes to taxes on the combustion of fossil fuels. At least try to be honest when you debate...

On Sept. 11, 2003, Dalton McGuinty signed the following pledge: "I, Dalton McGuinty, leader of the Liberal Party of Ontario, promise, if my party is elected as the next government, that I will: Not raise taxes or implement any new taxes without the explicit consent of Ontario voters and will not run deficits. I promise to abide by the Taxpayer Protection and Balanced Budget Act."

In his first budget, with no remorse, no apology and no apparent regret, Mr. Mc-Guinty broke this promise by levying one of the largest tax hikes in Ontario history with the imposition of a new so-called "health tax" of up to $900 per person.. National Post.

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"Stop the Liberal attack on retirement savings and preserve income trusts by not imposing any new taxes on them." - Conservative 2006 platform

What's your point???

His point is that those in power are theives that make sure that they serve themselves and their friends..and not the citizen.

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On Sept. 11, 2003, Dalton McGuinty signed the following pledge: "I, Dalton McGuinty, leader of the Liberal Party of Ontario, promise, if my party is elected as the next government, that I will: Not raise taxes or implement any new taxes without the explicit consent of Ontario voters and will not run deficits. I promise to abide by the Taxpayer Protection and Balanced Budget Act."

In his first budget, with no remorse, no apology and no apparent regret, Mr. Mc-Guinty broke this promise by levying one of the largest tax hikes in Ontario history with the imposition of a new so-called "health tax" of up to $900 per person.. National Post.

Look, no one likes paying taxes but it the healthcare system is in crisis what you expect any government to do? If he didnt then you be complaining how bad it is. I know another person like you too and I told him at least he got his money worth through his cancer treatments.

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Look, no one likes paying taxes but it the healthcare system is in crisis what you expect any government to do? If he didnt then you be complaining how bad it is. I know another person like you too and I told him at least he got his money worth through his cancer treatments.

I don't think Governments have the right to bring in Massive Tax Hikes, period. They should learn to cut their spending or invest more strategically to come up with more money. The average tax payer is sick and tired of Governments increasing spending, and then crying when the well runs dry.

Lower spending=no new taxes.

LOW spending=cutting taxes

NO spending=NO TAXES! :P

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