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Reports out , say there's no stimlus package and no new taxes and the feds say they are watching tax payers money, again. BUT, the Tories have been out there spreading money in their own ridings, last week. So, the truth is there's only money for the Tory ridings. I like to know where they are getting all this money for ridings and other spending they keep doing , while saying they are watching the tax payers money and telling us, to watch OUR spending. http://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/upcoming-federal-budget-unlikely-to-include-new-stimulus-spending-1.1169514

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Sure, all that money going to the Tory stronghold of Toronto DT? Ahh yes.. Damn you Tory's.. Damn you....

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Reports out , say there's no stimlus package and no new taxes and the feds say they are watching tax payers money, again. BUT, the Tories have been out there spreading money in their own ridings, last week. So, the truth is there's only money for the Tory ridings. I like to know where they are getting all this money for ridings and other spending they keep doing , while saying they are watching the tax payers money and telling us, to watch OUR spending. http://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/upcoming-federal-budget-unlikely-to-include-new-stimulus-spending-1.1169514

How much is their deficit this time?

Wow they are going to stop over spending in their last term. I bet I could eliminate a deficit my last term too. Wow, lets over spend for 12 years and then only spend as much as we have left after paying debt interest and bonds...

wow what a financial feat... lomg, talk about moronic promises.

WHAT ABOUT THE DEBT YOU'VE ADDED 133% to.

This GDP growth should be matched with debt accrued and the interest on debt to get a better idea.. 25 billion is 10% of government revenues... clearly government revnue is being lost by 10% / year meaning they have well more than a whole year of debt in terms of revenue and then even at 1% interest that is already 1% of government revenue reduced from their time in office for as long as the debt isn't paid off.. if that is 2% interest that is 2% of government revenue tied up in only their debt... add in past governments debts that is probably a good 10% of government revenue just servicing debt interest. That is 10 cents on every dollar the government spends is due to deficit spending. That is a lot of loss on your taxes, say you pay 10,000 on a year 1000$ of that is interet alone if not more.

Eliminating the deficit is jus economic voodoo, if you spend 300 billion over your revenue in 10 years that is a whole year of savings tofind.

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