How Do These Guys Get Elected?

54 Replies to “How Do These Guys Get Elected?”

1. jeff.k said: “(yeah, I am sure the gov’t will know exactly how much I use in a year.)”
   It’s not whether the gov’t will know etc., it’s how much the Controllers would allow you to use.
   The Socialist Controllers are way ahead in their Central Planning.
   The threat to the small portion of your remaining freedom is real. The holding cells are being prepared by the Socialists. The cells can hold 25-45 carbon sinners at one time. Maybe 75. 80? Ask Solzhenitsyn how he spent his time in the Soviet Gulag.
   “The influential Environmental Audit Committee” has your ‘carbon ration cards’ ready for you.
   …-
   “Every adult in Britain should be forced to carry ‘carbon ration cards’, say MPs”
   http://preview.tinyurl.com/6jxpxw

2. Boschoff is an example of those who run for office.
   It starts in high school, with student councils.

3. Priceless.
   The 7 minute mark his answer about how much is spent on the environment is “hmmmmmm”. The cat is out of the bag….it is purely a redistribution plan plain and simple.

4. Reading the comments submitted by you readers has been both entertaining and disheartening.
   As the Conservative Party Candidate in Thunder Bay Rainy River, let me assure your readers that there are many folks of all political stripes in this region who do not share the views of Mr. Boshcoff, and certainly do not subscribe to the premise that this latest Liberal social engineering experiment has anything to do with the environment.
   There is no question that being a Conservative in this neck of the proverbial woods presents certain challenges that are more pronounced than might be found out West, but the tide is changing. Your readers might recall that MP Joe Comuzzi left the Liberal Party last year and joined the Conservatives, the first Tory representative in my lifetime. Riding redistribution has also made Thunder Bay Rainy River more competitive, bringing in a stronger rural voice.
   My local Conservative collegues are sympathetic to many of the comments made on this post in response to Mr. Boshcoff. If you are frustrated at MPs like Ken Boshcoff being elected here in Ontario, imagine what it must be like for life-long Conservatives here, who work tirelessly to change that status quo despite the ongoing frustration.
   We will continue our good fight not because we feel we owe it to other more conservative regions in the country, but because we owe it to ourselves to elect representation that places a value on hard work, entrepreneurial spirit, and individual responsibility.
   As the nominated Conservative candidate, I have agreed to accept personal responsibility for the fight against Ken Boshcoff. I hope that your readers are not too hard on the good people of Thunder Bay and Northwestern Ontario, for in the end it is my responsibility, and the responsibility of the Conservatives who are working with me, to convince the people here that we represent their best option. Any failure in that regard rests with me, and my collegues, and not to the hard working citizens of this region, who like you only want what is best for their own families.
   Anyone wishing to contact me to discuss the issues facing Northwestern Ontario would be most welcome, even if you simply need to tear a strip off an Ontarian.
   Richard Neumann
   Candidate
   Conservative Party of Canada
   Thunder Bay Rainy River
   rneumann@tbaytel.net
   http://www.tbrrconservative.com