Coalition would “raise your taxes even higher,” says Scheer.
With both Justin Trudeau and Jagmeet Singh leaving the door open to an undemocratic coalition after the election (undemocratic since it would keep Trudeau in power even if he loses the election to the Conservatives), Conservative leader Andrew Scheer is ramping up the warnings of the dangers of a Liberal/NDP coalition government.
Here’s what Scheer said in a recent video:
“The #elxn43 choice couldn’t be more clear:
A Trudeau/NDP coalition you can’t afford, that will raise your taxes even higher.
Or a Conservative majority that will live within its means to put more money back in your pockets so you can #GetAhead.
It’s up to you now!”
The #elxn43 choice couldn't be more clear:
A Trudeau/NDP coalition you can’t afford, that will raise your taxes even higher.
Or a Conservative majority that will live within its means to put more money back in your pockets so you can #GetAhead.
It’s up to you now! pic.twitter.com/t9IUs8Utrn
— Andrew Scheer (@AndrewScheer) October 15, 2019
While Jagmeet Singh has somewhat backtracked on his support for a coalition, the resulting uncertainty and potential chaos (not to mention the serious threat to national unity) that could happen because of a coalition is raising the stakes of the election to new heights, and Scheer’s warning is something Canadians should consider.
Spencer Fernando
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