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Can you increase government spending, dramatically lower taxes and still balance the books?
Conservative Prime Minister Brian Mulroney tried it. By 1993, Canada's economy was in deep recession, with an annual deficit of $42 billion and unemployment over 10%. Ontario Premier Mike Harris tried it and left a deficit of nearly $6 billion.
As federal finance minister, Paul martin cleaned up the mess the Conservative left behind. Canadians balanced the books, boosted employment and brought interest rates to 30-year lows.
But now, Conservative leader Stephen Harper wants his turn. He's promising George Bush-style tax cuts and a massive military build-up.
Harper wanted to send Canadian troops into the Iraq war. He would privatize healthcare and take away the rights and liberties of Canadian citizens, recognized in our Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Jack Layton and the NDP can't stop Stephen Harper. Only a Paul Martin Liberal goverment can build the country we all want.
In Ottawa Centre, your vote will make a difference.
On June 28th, choose Richard Mahoney.
Conservative Prime Minister Brian Mulroney tried it. By 1993, Canada's economy was in deep recession, with an annual deficit of $42 billion and unemployment over 10%. Ontario Premier Mike Harris tried it and left a deficit of nearly $6 billion.
As federal finance minister, Paul martin cleaned up the mess the Conservative left behind. Canadians balanced the books, boosted employment and brought interest rates to 30-year lows.
But now, Conservative leader Stephen Harper wants his turn. He's promising George Bush-style tax cuts and a massive military build-up.
Harper wanted to send Canadian troops into the Iraq war. He would privatize healthcare and take away the rights and liberties of Canadian citizens, recognized in our Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Jack Layton and the NDP can't stop Stephen Harper. Only a Paul Martin Liberal goverment can build the country we all want.
In Ottawa Centre, your vote will make a difference.
On June 28th, choose Richard Mahoney.