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As usual the NDP are pandering to their voting block. You know those people who don't pay any taxes or very little, but take a lot of government assistance. Takers love it when their elected version of government says stuff, like TAX THE RICH, make them pay more so that I can take it from you. I don't pay a dammed thing but I'm more than happy to see you people working pay up.
Greece, France, Germany, Netherlands, the UK, Spain, Portugal. All these places had NDP types of government for the last few decades. And all of them are hurting because they pandered to the lowest common denominators of society. Life is wonderful in their world where year after year they scream, MAKE THE RICH PAY MORE. Then you have a complicit liberal MSM who love pandering to the NDP or Liberals. Cozying up to these OWS types who pay nothing and take an unfair share of government services. You now have the Liberals/NDP'ers super funding the Early Education and All Day Kindergarten. We couldn't afford it, yet whack! We took it in the kisser by the "oh by the way did you know my wife is a teacher too". Pandering to scoop the female vote, and make the general public pay more and more so that liberals can hyper fund the Teachers Union with new recruits. McGuinty and Horwath live in a world of entitlements and the answer to their lofty ideals is always the same. Whack the tax payers.
Ask yourself this, at what point in wages does a NDP designate a person as "rich"? You will be astounded, in one recent story I read. The NDP claim the barrier between low income and rich is 39 grand per year. Cross over 39 grand and the NDP believe you don't pay enough in taxation.
Posted by Less1leg  on  04/07  at  02:58 PM | #



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McGuinty Right to Reject NDP’s Proposed Tax Grab

Posted by Canadian Taxpayers Federation on Apr 5, 2012 at 01:02 AM

Horwath’s tax grab would target roughly 60,000 Ontarians and hike their taxes an average of $10,000 each.

OTTAWA, ON: The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) applauded Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty for rejecting the NDP’s proposed 18 per cent hike in provincial income tax rates on incomes over $500,000, even at the risk of triggering an election.

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