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I recall when McGuinty's first action as Premier was to break his promise of no tax increases and raising taxes, citing the horrible state of Provincial finances he inherited. Looks like he's set the stage for the next guy to take a knife to spending... weather they want to or not. Dalton could...

The problem with the Liberals is they've elected a leader who's closest contact with the average person has been on some theoretical plane as an abstract concept. To say he's in touch with the average person is like saying that Charlie Sheen is in touch with reality. He has about as much curb...

As stated earlier, better thought out than the bike lanes on Sheppard East in far eastern Scarborough... nice thoroughfare for tumble-weed. I guess if you build it, they won't come applies.

Where were all the armchair auditors during Millers reign?

There is a lot of Ford bashing here, which is a legitimate for of expression (since you all hate him), but turn the tables and it becomes offensive. Your frequent references to the wife beating bigot come to mind. Subway will be used heavily, unlike the bike lanes down Sheppard East here in...

Most here don't get that...

It's OK to call Ford a fat piece of s**t, right, but call out the pinko's and the tears fall like rain. One is acceptable, the other offensive. Cherry is saying what an awful lot of people are thinking (yes, hard to believe that people who disagree without you can think on their own). I think...

He was smart enough to beat your guy. And apparently there are enough ignoramuses out there to dare vote for Ford... maybe even set a record in Canada for support. http://www2.macleans.ca/2010/10/27/rob-ford-sets-voting-record/ Speaking of having the nerve to vote for the drunken lying pot...

Every cent spent on supporting performance art or starving artists. Really important part of the budget... money well spent. Not contracting out municipal waste collection is pissing money away. The $1 million washroom at the Exhibition. Fair wage drives up costs to the City and is based...

Ahh yes, we're not worthy unless we're a down townie, right?

Well, one way would be to treat them fairly and pay them well. Efficiencies in being non-union don't come from paying workers a low wage... they come from flexible work rules.

That's nice, Honda/Toyota operations in Ontario are non-union. We are in Ontario, right? Point was that it is quite possible to operate without a union. No thanks, you can keep your German car, I'll keep my Element.

I don't know about that, but the last administration did it with their heads up their butts.

Even simpler theory.. the so-called silent majority has grown tired of being taxed, then seeing their money pissed away.

Contract to a non-union operator and you don't have to worry about a strike. Honda and Toyota workers make good bread, are treated well, and they don't have a union. The threat of one keeps them honest.

Tell that to the US Steel employees in Hamilton and Nanticoke, Ontario. Their union really got them great job security... wait, the plants are indefinitely closed. Yet non-union Dofasco workers still have jobs. Unions promote excesses that eventually kill the company. Doesn't work that way in...

I'm not a Liberal in any sense, yet I respect the work Paul Martin did as Finance Minister, admittedly easier given the robust economy through much of the Cretan/Martin era, but he leveraged his support within the party to keep the Nations finances respectable. I still think taxes were too high...

Is that supposed to be better?! Tory and Smitherman... two best friends looking for for an election they can win.

Because it's death by a thousand cuts. Oh, it's just a few dollars, sure, but a few here and a few there adds up to a lot.

The thought that should I vote for a very unpopular candidate who is eliminated early means that my vote is then given to someone else based on a formula is downright disturbing. My only voice in a democracy is my vote, and you suppose to take that right from me and give it to a candidate that I...