安省大选: PC竞选纲领，一点儿一点儿来
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Doug Ford is vowing to stay the course despite falling behind NDP Leader Andrea Horwath in recent public-opinion polls.
The Progressive Conservative leader, who appears to have lost the massive advantage he held in most surveys, insisted Friday he is “running a strong campaign.”
Ontario PC Leader Doug Ford takes a step away from the podium following an announcement in Toronto on May 25, 2018. This week, many polls show Ford’s party has slipped to second place behind the NDP. (Chris Young / THE CANADIAN PRESS)
“You know something, I never pay attention to polls. I’ve said that from day one — the only poll that counts is on Election Day,” he said.
Ford’s comments came as Forum Research released a survey that showed the NDP at 47 per cent, the Tories at 33 per cent, Kathleen Wynne’s governing Liberals at 14 per cent, and Mike Schreiner’s Greens at 4 per cent.
EKOS Research on Friday found the NDP at 35.6 per cent, the Tories at 34.9 per cent, the Liberals at 20.4 per cent, and the Greens at 7 per cent.
Earlier this week, Pollara had the NDP at 38 per cent, the Tories at 37 per cent, the Liberals at 18 per cent, and the Greens at 5 per cent.
Ford, who is tightly scripted with limited media access — an approach modelled on former Conservative prime minister Stephen Harper’s campaigns — bristled at suggestions he has been repackaged and reined in.
“I’m always anti-politician. I’ve never changed. I’m the same person. It’s all about respecting the taxpayers, always taking care of the little guy,” said the former Toronto councillor.
“That’s who I am. Nobody’s going to change me,” he said.
“We’ve run an extremely good campaign. We’re getting incredible responses across Ontario. We’re getting record crowds (at nightly rallies). People are excited. People want change. People want relief.”
Mindful that Horwath is his greatest obstacle to power in the June 7 election, Ford stressed that compared to Wynne’s Liberals “the NDP would be 10 times worse with their radical activist candidates.”
“It’s scary to even think what the NDP government would do to this province. It would absolutely destroy it,” he said.
“We’d go back to the Rae days, people would be getting laid off ... you’d have mandatory work off.”
That’s a reference to former NDP premier Bob Rae, who governed from 1990 to 1995 and instituted unpaid furloughs for public servants to save jobs during an economic recession.
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忽悠。减税能减多少？不到1000吧。最低工资提高两元，一个人可以多得几千元。
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zchscofield
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加工资才是忽悠。先不说给很多小企业增加成本，企业成本高了，销售价格都会推高。所以商品都是推高。你还觉得自己能多得几千元？ 一个全日制打工，一天8小时，按你自己的思路算一下。每小时加2加元。工作8小时就是16.一周40小时。就是80加元。就当你一个月5个周，400加元。你是怎么算出来几千元的，你一定要算，也不能信口开河。其他商品增加的物价，你想想你到底能获得多少好处。再说了，减税是从政府收入里减。不是从企业里拿。对整个循环都有好处。最低工资不是随便想加就能加的。考虑下自己的经济状况。前面我就说了，最低工资是为了维持低收入者有个相对好的生活标准，并不是让所有人都过上“好日子”。
400x12=? 你的个人所得税是按月来收的？按你的思路，所有人都不应该有年薪的增长，因为全民的年薪的增长才是导致商品价格不断上升 的一个因数。为了不让商品价格增长，我们都应该主动要求不加薪。
换句话说，低收入交的税本来就少，所以Ford的减税看起来更像是忽悠。
说的就是加薪能更好地改善低收入者的生活。商品价格上去了，是全民买单。全民消化。低收入多出几千元，他们可以干更多的事。
你说法是：商品价格上去，所以低收入增加的那几千元就像没有增加一样。这才是彻头彻尾的忽悠。
