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tuna retweeted
Hello all,
I have a legitimate and controversial subject I’d like to discuss.
I welcome all opinions and ideas from everyone regardless of political affiliation or platform.
If someone as an individual is interested in running a campaign for federal office or provincial office in Canada bases their campaign on transparency, productivity evaluation of cabinet members and accountability to the public’s interests would that person have any chance of being a contender in politics?
I’ll be a bit more specific,
Let’s say this person isn’t a representative of any political party but rather supports some liberal policies and also supports some conservative policies, The goal of this person is to reconstruct the parliamentary system that works as it was intended.
The controversial elements are as follows,
Quarterly Review and auditing of ministers and their their departments,
Ongoing monitoring and reporting of all departmental activities,
Non essential services and contributions must meet certain criteria for funding.
All health care providers must provide accurate and reliable data regarding budgetary expenditures.
Charities and publicly funded organizations must provide accurate financial records and data supporting their services.
Government officials must provide accurate records of all financial expenses and reasonable explanations of goals.
Implementation of accountability and productivity guidelines for all government agencies.
I understand that the consequences of these policies would not be popular politically but it would have a profound impact on our country’s economic future and our standard of living costs.
I guess my question is would someone who has these beliefs be taken seriously or dismissed as a potential candidate?
I’m open to any thoughts or opinions please feel free to share potential pros and cons of this topic.
Hello all,
I have a legitimate and controversial subject I’d like to discuss.
I welcome all opinions and ideas from everyone regardless of political affiliation or platform.
If someone as an individual is interested in running a campaign for federal office or provincial office in Canada bases their campaign on transparency, productivity evaluation of cabinet members and accountability to the public’s interests would that person have any chance of being a contender in politics?
I’ll be a bit more specific,
Let’s say this person isn’t a representative of any political party but rather supports some liberal policies and also supports some conservative policies, The goal of this person is to reconstruct the parliamentary system that works as it was intended.
The controversial elements are as follows,
Quarterly Review and auditing of ministers and their their departments,
Ongoing monitoring and reporting of all departmental activities,
Non essential services and contributions must meet certain criteria for funding.
All health care providers must provide accurate and reliable data regarding budgetary expenditures.
Charities and publicly funded organizations must provide accurate financial records and data supporting their services.
Government officials must provide accurate records of all financial expenses and reasonable explanations of goals.
Implementation of accountability and productivity guidelines for all government agencies.
I understand that the consequences of these policies would not be popular politically but it would have a profound impact on our country’s economic future and our standard of living costs.
I guess my question is would someone who has these beliefs be taken seriously or dismissed as a potential candidate?
I’m open to any thoughts or opinions please feel free to share potential pros and cons of this topic.
I’m not sure if any other Canadian men have experienced this but I’m guessing it’s a common occurrence.
I receive many messages from women who are fake profiles. Most are from Africa. When I engage in a discussion with them I get blocked. Are there no real people here?
My posts and replies have been stifled since I criticized and asked some very specific questions about our government. This is a test to see exactly how restricted my account is. I have over 1000 followers so if you see this on your timeline or feed drop a comment or 👍
With all the “climate change” initiatives going on globally, I wrote an email to the federal government asking where our carbon tax was spent. The answer I was givin by a low level employee was contact your provincial government. I reiterated the request and was ignored.
Housing costs are out of control in the capital city! My wife and I recently came back and the rent on a decent 1 bdrm place starts at 2400 per month! Not including parking! That’s another 90-150 per month! Wtf! Are we so desperate for $ that we sacrifice our humanity for a buck
The new development in the states has set women’s rights back. This archaic law is disturbing on many levels.How can anyone justify a law that takes the rights we have over our own bodies? What’s next burning witches and heretics in the town square?
tuna retweeted
#CullenReport 15 million dollars, 3 years for a report that recommended that our politicians shouldn’t be involved in money laundering? No recommendation for stripping those involved of pensions,benefits. No consequences for the leaders that allowed it. Wtf #Politics #Criminal
#CullenReport 15 million dollars, 3 years for a report that recommended that our politicians shouldn’t be involved in money laundering? No recommendation for stripping those involved of pensions,benefits. No consequences for the leaders that allowed it. Wtf #Politics #Criminal
Global food shortages, abortion issues, gas prices through the roof. Is it just me or are we as a society sliding backwards at an alarming rate? #gasprices #globalfoodshortage#abortions
