Impacts of Liberal Leadership on Canadian Taxation and Governance
The article argues that the next federal Liberal leader will not change the party's tax and control ideology, negatively impacting Canada, as seen during Trudeau's leadership.
It does not matter who becomes the next federal Liberal leader because a Liberal is a Liberal, and the three-letter word for Liberal is tax. This has been proven over many years of Liberal rule, whether it is municipal, provincial, or federal.
Taxes to Liberals are seen as control over the masses. I was born in Canada at the end of the Second World War, and the first prime minister I recall was Louis St. Laurent. In conversations with several others of my generation, we have all agreed that Liberal governments only seek power and control over the electorate.
I remember speaking with a businessman when I was younger about Pierre Trudeau, another individual perceived as undermining Canadian values. He remarked that if you shake hands with a Liberal, you better count your fingers afterward.
Additionally, I recall that whenever we had a Liberal prime minister, we faced tough times getting by. Therefore, it does not matter who the next federal Liberal leader is because the same ideology will govern, and the past years under Justin Trudeau as our prime minister have inflicted long-term damage to Canada.
