Line Dance Minister Jim Flatulence, never short for words, said a lot of interesting things about his upcoming budget recently, “left little or no room for anyone looking to derail the government’s cost-cutting agenda”, but also left several things unsaid, according to Conservative Prime Minister Harper’s tight-lipped plan.
What was said?
“As we do every year, we will hear from various groups, including the opposition, calling for more spending, new programs and bigger government.” (Nov. 26, Free Press)
What wasn’t said?
The Conservatives will thumb their noses at the opposition in the spirit of co-operation with the majority of Canadians, and will keep really quiet about the ‘more spending, new programs and bigger government’ of their own as the mystery bills for their ‘Omnibush’ Crime Bill, fighter jets and last Economic Action Plan come home to roost in the future.
["While Harper spends, spends, spends - suck on this, Canada!": photo GH]
What else was said?
“Although we stand prepared to be flexible and pragmatic should circumstances warrant it, we will stick to our low-tax plan to create jobs and economic growth.”
What wasn’t said?
The Conservatives have no plan or money if there is no economic growth because their current low-tax plan has reduced the size of the government coffers considerably, and it will shrink even more once their next promised corporate-tax reduction comes into effect.
What else was said?
“If European leaders continue to dither, future generations will inherit unsustainable debt burdens.”
What wasn’t said?
Canadian Conservative leaders will continue to dither with their low-tax plan to create jobs.
PM Harper has no Plan B.
Canadians already carry unsustainable debt burdens and future generations will inherit even more.
PM Harper and his Line Dance Minister will blow even more smoke and fire up our pants in the spring.
Stay tuned.
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