The Quiet Voter

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[The Quiet Voter @_navD]

@CanadaGoose911 We are all equal, period

[Lorne Doerkson @LDoerkson]

British Columbia is Canada's gateway to the Asia-Pacific.

Today's Roberts Bank Terminal 2 announcement is a major step forward for jobs, investment, and trade in our province.

Our incoming government is ready to work with Ottawa to get it built.

Full statement below.

[The Quiet Voter @_navD]

@elonmusk FEAR MONGERING

[The Quiet Voter @_navD]

@CraigKeatingNV NDP has no future.

[The Quiet Voter @_navD]

@matt_kercher If we look at your past tweets, its pretty clear, you have no idea what you are talking about.

[The Quiet Voter @_navD]

@dockevinmcleod Got one too, 3 months in and loving it. Went electric since the big Finnish studies used 80-100°C and infrared only gets to ~50-60°C. Did you add red light after?

[The Quiet Voter @_navD]

Great idea. Hard work and efficiency should be rewarded.

[Kevin Mcleod @dockevinmcleod]

If the next health minister in BC wants to try something different…

Fully publicly funded.
Reward efficiency and hard work.
Fixed cost.
Shorten waiting times.
Benefits of capitalism without privatization.

Take an operating room in a public hospital and create a partnership agreement with everyone who works in that room. The surgeon, the anesthesiologist, the nurses, the porter, the cleaning staff. Everyone is an equal partner. No one is more or less important to the team.

All staff are paid their current contract bargained rates. Decide on the cost to get a procedure done, say a hip replacement in a hospital over and above the staff cost. Let’s say $500. For each procedure done that partnership gets $500. If they can be more efficient, stay later, help each other with tasks that don’t necessarily fall in their previous scope, be flexible with breaks, have some hussle… there is a “profit” at the end of the day based on their productivity. That gets split equally between the group.

Introduce some of the benefits of pay for performance or capitalism while maintaining full public funding, no jumping the queue, no privatization, and giving people the opportunity to create efficiencies and heck be rewarded for that harder work instead of the current everyone gets the same no matter what.

Reward efficiency instead of accepting mediocracy. I can see unions not happy with this but why not give some of your members the opportunity to choose to work in that room and maybe take home a bit more for the extra work they put in to the day.

Pay for performance might just increase performance.

[The Quiet Voter @_navD]

@mattjdh Independent review. If your recall Eby’s 1 billion dollar accounting error ? He said he’s committed to reducing deficit as the interest payments on this are huge.

[The Quiet Voter @_navD]

@gwplant @lazy_yoda @RobShaw_BC @LDoerkson Last time I checked, we live in democracy. So gotta accept it for next 4 years.

[The Quiet Voter @_navD]

I love the smell of victory on a Sunday morning!
Let’s super charge BC

[The Quiet Voter @_navD]

@EP40isgay Take the turban off. It was Surrey that voted him out!

[Mortimer @mortimer_1]

Zussman ends up with no job, no integrity and no reputation.

[The Quiet Voter @_navD]

@jessysahota_ @RRSSandhu @Conservative_BC @LDoerkson Congratulations ! Don’t forget the reasons British Columbians voted for you. Let’s get to business and bring prosperity back to BC. More jobs, more growth and business friendly policies.

[The Quiet Voter @_navD]

@lazy_yoda @RobShaw_BC @LDoerkson Jealous much ? British Columbians voted for this. I’m happy with this decision.

[The Quiet Voter @_navD]

Man! Lorne soounds like a perfect Premier!

[The Quiet Voter @_navD]

What a great night for British Columbia. No more Eby! Lets unleash the great potential of our province. So excited for Lorne.

[The Quiet Voter @_navD]

@katy_merrifield What a great campaign you ran! Congratulations!

[The Quiet Voter @_navD]

Need to be ruthless in the first year.

[Peter McCaffrey @peteremcc]

No, the NDP will still have near-total institutional control in BC, and will spend 4 years fighting the Conservatives to keep it.

The Conservatives will have to be ruthless in routing them out if they want to implement their ideas.

And if they don't, their policies will fail.

[The Quiet Voter @_navD]

@sr78 Nothing wrong with Danielle Smith. Alberta is prosperous right now under her.

[The Quiet Voter @_navD]

@WillMaartman Show me the part where he crashes out? How low are you NDP'ers going to fall? Have the ability to loose gracefully atleast.