2011-05-02, 12:12 AM
I don't really think Harper is destroying hospitals just that the budget increase for health is being decreased in favour of a system of private and public health care. I rather like this idea as the rich can quickly get medical services that they would otherwise get in the USA. Underpaid doctors/assistants/whatnot can make more money this way. On the flip side, patients in need of medical care may get it sooner since I'd assume with a private system, there would be a slight decrease in the number of those using public services. The reduction of the health budget increase is compensated by a private health system being introduced.
I'm not sure what he's doing with schools but as far as I know he's cutting down student loan interest?
I don't think employment is as bad as some people may think, though ironically I'm struggling to find a second part time job =P. The Conservative low tax policy does help businesses cut costs and hopefully be more hire friendly.
NDP definitely focuses on what the average Canadian wants, but at what cost?
Voting Conservative tomorrow.
I'm not sure what he's doing with schools but as far as I know he's cutting down student loan interest?
I don't think employment is as bad as some people may think, though ironically I'm struggling to find a second part time job =P. The Conservative low tax policy does help businesses cut costs and hopefully be more hire friendly.
NDP definitely focuses on what the average Canadian wants, but at what cost?
Voting Conservative tomorrow.