"I'm going to get a new deal."
"We already have the best deal."
"No deal is better than a bad deal."
Now: "A bad deal is better than no deal at all." #cdnpoli
Since 2015, the Liberals have spent more than every other government in Canadian history COMBINED.
What's really scary is that all that borrowing was done at extremely low interest rates, and now those bonds are rolling over into new, and more expensive, debt.
That's not stopping Mark Carney. He's spending more, and faster, than at any time outside of World War II and COVID.
The combination of massive deficits and a large national debt, with ever-increasing costs to service that debt, is a genuine threat to the economic future of this country.
We've seen this all before too. Guess who pays when the bill comes due? You.
crescendo
/krəˈSHendō/
A crescendo is a gradual, steady increase in volume, force, or intensity, as well as the highest peak or climax reached during that buildup.
A helpful guide to decoding the jargon that corporate lobbyists use to spin for more mass immigration / profit off depressed wages / avoid implementing measures to hire, train and retain people already in Canada:
I now live in Toronto and was not going to comment on the Mayoral race until the Chow campaign turned very negative in the last two weeks. That negativity turned up in my mailbox today. It leads me to share my strong public support for Brad Bradford for many reasons. 1/4