Ontario electorally said Hudak guy and what was Tim thinking?

Ontario electorally said Hudak guy and what was Tim thinking, being accused by the press of ignoring economists who said the Ontario Tory one million private sector jobs creation plan, that included for one hundred thousand public sector jobs cut, was built upon fundamental math errors within the formula. The Ontario Liberals were being generous, as they surprisingly rode to a majority government victory under the left wing of Wynne, when they accused Hudak of being right of Mike Harris in his nonsense revolting platform, as the backroom who fought long and hard for Kathleen spun it well. Facts, however are, Mike would have found amongst those one hundred first within the ranks of the politicians themselves, giving himself a populist boost, while thinning out the herd at Queen's Park, all in one quick fell swoop.

Another thing which is true, if a quite Victorian conservative Hurricane Hazel Mccallion, Mississauga Mayor and Mistress of Machiavellian politics Canadian style, will not endorse your campaign for your more progressive rival, there are more problems with your campaign beyond the controversial platform.

We could all sit here, and just as Tim has already said, play Monday quarterback all over this subject, the whole and full point of the matter is, especially in times of economic stress and vulnerability, always talk about positive job creation, or at the very least sustainability, maintenance, or retention, never speak to negative job cuts, slashing and burning, which should only happen when they need to happen, such as those within projects of the government that are wastefully made to just make work. Another interesting thought is how the Ontario Tory campaign led by the former Walmart management employee talked of job creation, when this was the phrase most Conservatives hated during the days of the federal Liberal majorities of Chretien and Martin yore, shocking how many times we heard that, even before the doomed early May press conference in Barrie which unveiled the Million Jobs Plan. How only since the implosion of Reform, we have noted that various Tories all three levels of government, seem to have watered down their rhetoric, unlike Hudak returned back to bland Progressive Conservatism of the Big Blue Machine managers Drew, Frost, Robarts, and Davis past, and even in the case of the federal Tories, stolen more than a few lines of policy from that of their previous governments of true red Grit glory.