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In election 2015, the choices are stark, not shades of grey
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August 20, 2015
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5:19Now PlayingBrian Lilley of TheRebel.Media reports that despite what some may believe, the choices we face in this election are not marked by shades of grey.
The most stark question before us is, how much government do you want in your life?
The "Anybody But Conservative" crowd is delighted whenever presumed conservative supporters turn on Harper over issues like boutique tax credits or other minor differences thinking it surely means he's losing his base.
True, some conservative supporters are upset but they should pause and ask themselves if they're prepared to live with the alternative with either the Liberals or NDP in charge which will certainly mean more spending everywhere.
The famous adage, "Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good" comes to mind. If you're concerned about a growing government intruding into every aspect of our lives, you might want to carefully consider what taking a damn the consequences attitude in this election will mean in the end.
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