Your ideal fiscal politician?

[Machjo]

Which of the above candidates would you vote for?

[Smallc]

Option 3.

[Machjo]

Option 1.

My guess is (corect me if I'm wrong), many conservatives would vote option 2.

Edited May 31, 2009 by Machjo

[Moonbox]

Silly poll.

Could you add in: Politician who wants to pay down out debt first, reduce spending and reduce spending?

[Sir Bandelot]

No tax increases, no decreases. No reduction in spending for services, I am tired of paying for nothing.

More accountability in spending, less bureaucratic waste. Theres too many hogs at the trough in our public funded institutions. Just look at the published list of the $100K club. There's no value for our money there.

No deficit spending. It only benefits the wealthy.

[Moonbox]

No tax increases, no decreases. No reduction in spending for services, I am tired of paying for nothing.

More accountability in spending, less bureaucratic waste. Theres too many hogs at the trough in our public funded institutions. Just look at the published list of the $100K club. There's no value for our money there.

No deficit spending. It only benefits the wealthy.

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That's because it's always the upper-echelons in a company that get laid off first right? I mean, the execs lose their jobs, and then only at the very end of a company's life do they start laying off workers..... Right? Isn't that how it works?

The wealthy also need public health care the most. I mean they're the ones who are the least healthy and least able to afford private health care. Right?

It's also pretty normal to see people in $1000 suits lining up at the bank of Friday mornings with their welfare checks.

[Machjo]

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That's because it's always the upper-echelons in a company that get laid off first right? I mean, the execs lose their jobs, and then only at the very end of a company's life do they start laying off workers..... Right? Isn't that how it works?

The wealthy also need public health care the most. I mean they're the ones who are the least healthy and least able to afford private health care. Right?

It's also pretty normal to see people in $1000 suits lining up at the bank of Friday mornings with their welfare checks.

I thin he was referring to the interest the government pays back to the investors. The poor are less likely to ba able to afford to buy Canada Savings Bonds. So if we go into debt to help the poor, we're then going to have to give that money back to the rich later. And there's no guarantee that we can tax the rich if they're living abroad.