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“The only fly in the ointment in step 3 is that CT Carney needs a 2/3 majority vote in parliament to officially declare an emergency. Speculation is that would be difficult, because hopefully the cons won’t fall for it. Then I can imagine the government, and the media, blaming the conservatives for “not putting Canada first!”

We’re done, folks. Unless these stupid Canuckistans finally wake up in time to avoid the trap that’s being laid out for them, we’re going to get spoon-fed socialism for generations to come.”

Seriously….she (and most Liberals) have no concept of the end results. They are completely unable to see past their narrow-minded, self-conceived brilliance.

Let me educate you just a tiny bit Karina…the businesses pass the tax cost down the line to the end consumer!!! Fool! None of you entitled brats have a clue how the real world works. You aren’t helping regular Canadians at all with this stupidity.

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Liberal leadership candidate Karina Gould says she would lower the GST by a point to four percent for a year to give struggling Canadians some tax relief.

Gould appeared at a campaign event at an independent Ottawa bookshop today, where she also promised to increase the corporate tax rate from 15 to 17 percent for businesses making more than $500 million in profits annually.

Gould, who stepped down as House leader to run for the leadership, is one of six candidates vying to replace Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in a vote that will conclude on March 9.

Also in the race are former...

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