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Some promises from federal party leaders aren't theirs to make
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September 10, 2015
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4:14Now PlayingBrian Lilley of TheRebel.Media reports that, some of our party leaders don't seem to be concerned about things like National Security or the Military --- things that are the responsibility of the federal government.
They seem more concerned about universal day care and expanding other social programs that are provincial jurisdiction, and they seem to think they can do this simply by re-classifying these programs as "infrastructure".
As scary as it is, I have to say I agree with Gilles Duceppe who used to ask "why are there 10,000 Bureaucrats working at Health Canada when they don't run a single hospital?"
Trudeau, Mulcair and May are running across the country making promises for things they can't deliver on and not talking about the things federal leaders should talk about.
This has not been noticed by The Media Party so maybe we need to get back to learning about these things in civics classes so we can hold our politicians to account in demanding that they adhere to the constitution.
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