Is Erin O'Toole Compromised?

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Originally Posted by fishermccann

Gil. I guess that #5 which you missed would be about gun regulations. Sorry had to. Lol.

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No problems mate, not done on purpose, I just started a new thread on it FIRE AWAY. LOL

But I have trapped you into three priorities LOL

Number 6 lol.
That one's going to be an issue and the "opportunity" has to come from a boat load of coin where is it going to come from . We will be paying for this opportunity for many years before the spending stops.

No budget release for 2 years wth

But I agree with you nothing much has been talked about everyone is hiding from the virus.

Everyone wants more money health care ,air Canada , the school's next . How are we going to reshape Canada "the opportunity" plus pay for everything else.

The opportunity is going to drown out many that are just scrapping by. This is were the agenda takes places . When the average Canadians can't afford anything..



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Originally Posted by Gilroy

O’Toole brought on board Jake Enwright, who was Huawei Canada Vice President & Director of Corporate Affairs. He will handle research and issues management for the Conservatives.

O’Toole has already said if elected prime minister there is no way he would allow the Chinese-backed Huawei onto’s Canada’s 5G networks.

Enwright worked for former Tory leader Andrew Scheer, leaving his office in 2018.

https://westernstandardonline.com/20...wei-executive/


Well it look like old news the Conservatives appear to have been in bed with the Communists even when Scheer was leader back in 2018.

I don't know how Canadaman is going to take this news.

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According to your article O'toole says that he would ban Huawei Networks on Sept.17. Seems to me The Western Standard is misleading it's readers. This Rebel article contradicts that.

https://www.rebelnews.com/erin_otool...P7F9LQ-Qe-yeAQ

After watching videos and reading articles I’m left speechless. I don’t envy younger voters. There’s no good options. I think it’s getting harder to look past the propaganda and decipher real from fake. I think trust issues are real. Who can you trust anymore in the political arena? There’s too many personal agendas in our political parties to properly address the nations problems. I think we are heading for some darker times ahead, but I hope I’m wrong.

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Originally Posted by Birdbuff

I think we are heading for some darker times ahead, but I hope I’m wrong.

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I think you right..the economy is in dire straights and we need a strong (majority) fiscal government. I don't think that will happen, the Liberals have proven they can't be left in charge of our money (WE scandle) and the Conservatives aren't offering us a viable alternative.

All we can hope for is a minority government again and make it work.

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Originally Posted by Gilroy

I have said on here I like the guy and would have no problem having a beer with him but this guy cannot get the job done and he appears to have lost a lot of his base support. How much base support do you think Trudeau has lost?

I am not big into politics but I think you need to have a consistent message for the public.

My priorities as a voter in order would be

(1) Dealing with China. (taking a very hard line)
(2) Defeating Covid and re opening economy
(3) Immigration reform (stopping buying your way into Canada and inflating our real estate market)
(4)Equal transfer of money to Provinces for health card
(6)Reduction of national debt.

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I'm with you except for #3. Immigrants are carefully chosen and will definitely give our economy the boost it needs.

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Originally Posted by Sharon

I'm with you except for #3. Immigrants are carefully chosen and will definitely give our economy the boost it needs.

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Immigrants yes...asylum seekers and refugees not so much...

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Originally Posted by Sharon

I'm with you except for #3. Immigrants are carefully chosen and will definitely give our economy the boost it needs.

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Sharon over 65% are going to be the coming in with money to open business and so forth, this is great for the real estate market if you happen to own a place, but if your are in late 20,30's your struggling to find any home as a first time buyer.
One of the groups will be from Hong Cong, we had them come in to Canada in the 80,s, saw a big spike in real estate prices.
Many bought here and when the Communist's did not initially mess up Hong Cong they sold and went back home. None of this helps Canadian born who cannot afford a home.

I'll have to think on that. :)

And how much of their earning are sent back home to their families? That does our economy no good.