Ford's popularity plunges: Mainstreet poll
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Bummer.
I always got mad when my dad cut my allowance too but only a few years later I was doing better. My little brother was now doing half my work and I was making the same.
I always got mad when my dad cut my allowance too but only a few years later I was doing better. My little brother was now doing half my work and I was making the same.
I actually support Ford's cuts for the most part, but alcohol in every shop is a bad idea. Promoting gambling was not a wise move either.
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LOL, Rich famous (from the scam) commie family dynasty kids talking trash. I guess you didn't watch "24" did you cliffy?
Saskatchewan Doctors' Strike
The Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Bill was introduced in the Legislature 13 Oct 1961, and received royal assent 17 Nov 1961, after Woodrow S. LLOYD had replaced Douglas as premier. It was to come into force April 1, but this was amended, later, to 1 July 1962.
Doctor's strike in Saskatchewan during the Medicare Crisis, 1962 (National Archives of Canada, PA-88485).
Saskatchewan Doctors' Strike
In 1959, Premier T.C. DOUGLAS announced his intention to provide medical care insurance, based on pre-payment, universal coverage, quality service and government administration, and through a scheme acceptable to both doctors and patients. The election of 1960 was fought on this issue, the doctors campaigning against it. A commission, established to recommend a plan, reported in Sept 1961. Members of the Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons met with the government, stating that they could not work with a compulsory, government-controlled scheme.
https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/saskatchewan-doctors-strike
Just wait till Trudeau's Commie sell out economic policy consequences kick in and Ford has to deal with that.
Oh Cliffy:
https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/tommy-douglas
"Eugenics". Gee, full on establishment commiesnaziglobalism - that is/was The LIBERAL US, and British, and Hitler's and Stalin's and Mao's thing too.
All YOUR friends. Easily responsible for the deaths of a Billion people and the ruination of Billions more. Yay cliffy!
DEMOCIDE
https://www.hawaii.edu/powerkills/20TH.HTM
OH Meme me up Cliffy!!!
Saskatchewan Doctors' Strike
The Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Bill was introduced in the Legislature 13 Oct 1961, and received royal assent 17 Nov 1961, after Woodrow S. LLOYD had replaced Douglas as premier. It was to come into force April 1, but this was amended, later, to 1 July 1962.
Doctor's strike in Saskatchewan during the Medicare Crisis, 1962 (National Archives of Canada, PA-88485).
Saskatchewan Doctors' Strike
In 1959, Premier T.C. DOUGLAS announced his intention to provide medical care insurance, based on pre-payment, universal coverage, quality service and government administration, and through a scheme acceptable to both doctors and patients. The election of 1960 was fought on this issue, the doctors campaigning against it. A commission, established to recommend a plan, reported in Sept 1961. Members of the Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons met with the government, stating that they could not work with a compulsory, government-controlled scheme.
https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/saskatchewan-doctors-strike
Just wait till Trudeau's Commie sell out economic policy consequences kick in and Ford has to deal with that.
Oh Cliffy:
Canadians airbrush the truth about Tommy Douglas's enthusiasm for eugenics: MD
https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/tommy-douglas
"Eugenics". Gee, full on establishment commiesnaziglobalism - that is/was The LIBERAL US, and British, and Hitler's and Stalin's and Mao's thing too.
All YOUR friends. Easily responsible for the deaths of a Billion people and the ruination of Billions more. Yay cliffy!
DEMOCIDE
https://www.hawaii.edu/powerkills/20TH.HTM
OH Meme me up Cliffy!!!
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The best thing for Ontario voters at this point is hope the current premiers ****ups correct the previous premiers ****ups. And the ****ups from the next meatball we vote in will correct this meatballs ****ups.
Kind of hard to know what you're going to be able to do when the previous govt intentionally understates the deficit by 75%.
How bad can the price of gas be in BC when you're so committed to killing pipelines and Canada's oil industry?
Yes, because some new GTA-wide transit infrastructure is a bad thing. And let's see, considering Ford scrapped the carbon trade scam, that's $5 billion a year that Ontario ISN'T losing. So two years and a few months of NOT having the carbon trading scheme and the new subway line is paid for.
Doug Ford facing 'long road back' from poor poll numbers
Spiro Papuckoski
Published:
June 23, 2019
Updated:
June 23, 2019 3:22 PM EDT
Ontario Premier Doug Ford addresses media at the Thorncrest Ford car dealership in Toronto on April 1, 2019.Ernest Doroszuk / Toronto Sun / Postmedia Network
There’s nowhere to go but up.
A poll published last month revealed Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s favourability ratings have fallen dramatically one year into his Conservative government’s mandate.
“I don’t think it can get worse,” said Quito Maggi, president and CEO of Mainstreet Research, which conducted the survey. “I can’t point to any one thing (to show) how this is going to get better for Doug Ford — certainly not anything in the short term.”
The poll asked people across Ontario if they have a favourable or unfavourable opinion of all the provincial party leaders. Ford had a net -53.5% rating (73.4% unfavourable to 19.9% favourable), lower than Kathleen Wynne’s numbers when her Liberal government was turfed last year, according to Mainstreet.
“Does it mean he’s doomed to lose the next election? No. These numbers are very bad, but also not unrecoverable in a longer term.”
Ford announced a major cabinet shuffle last week looking to hit the reset button on his government, but Maggi pointed out the shakeup will have little effect.
“Simply shuffling the cabinet isn’t going to give him a 10-point boost in approvals.”
Maggi noting funding cuts announced in April’s budget came as a complete surprise to voters.
People have certainly been vocal about their dislike of the premier recently.
During the Raptors’ NBA championship celebration at Toronto City Hall last week, Ford walked onstage and received a round of boos from sports fans.
“I think it’s going to be a long road back for Doug Ford,” Maggi said.
LILLEY: French is toast
SNOBELEN: Cabinet shuffles never easy but politics is about service
Fedeli, MacLeod, Thompson, demoted in Doug Ford cabinet shuffle
http://mainstreetresearch.ca/ford-p...le-liberal-voters-prefer-tory-as-their-leader
http://torontosun.com/news/provincial/doug-ford-facing-long-road-back-to-turn-poor-numbers-around
Spiro Papuckoski
Published:
June 23, 2019
Updated:
June 23, 2019 3:22 PM EDT
Ontario Premier Doug Ford addresses media at the Thorncrest Ford car dealership in Toronto on April 1, 2019.Ernest Doroszuk / Toronto Sun / Postmedia Network
There’s nowhere to go but up.
A poll published last month revealed Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s favourability ratings have fallen dramatically one year into his Conservative government’s mandate.
“I don’t think it can get worse,” said Quito Maggi, president and CEO of Mainstreet Research, which conducted the survey. “I can’t point to any one thing (to show) how this is going to get better for Doug Ford — certainly not anything in the short term.”
The poll asked people across Ontario if they have a favourable or unfavourable opinion of all the provincial party leaders. Ford had a net -53.5% rating (73.4% unfavourable to 19.9% favourable), lower than Kathleen Wynne’s numbers when her Liberal government was turfed last year, according to Mainstreet.
“Does it mean he’s doomed to lose the next election? No. These numbers are very bad, but also not unrecoverable in a longer term.”
Ford announced a major cabinet shuffle last week looking to hit the reset button on his government, but Maggi pointed out the shakeup will have little effect.
“Simply shuffling the cabinet isn’t going to give him a 10-point boost in approvals.”
Maggi noting funding cuts announced in April’s budget came as a complete surprise to voters.
People have certainly been vocal about their dislike of the premier recently.
During the Raptors’ NBA championship celebration at Toronto City Hall last week, Ford walked onstage and received a round of boos from sports fans.
“I think it’s going to be a long road back for Doug Ford,” Maggi said.
LILLEY: French is toast
SNOBELEN: Cabinet shuffles never easy but politics is about service
Fedeli, MacLeod, Thompson, demoted in Doug Ford cabinet shuffle
http://mainstreetresearch.ca/ford-p...le-liberal-voters-prefer-tory-as-their-leader
http://torontosun.com/news/provincial/doug-ford-facing-long-road-back-to-turn-poor-numbers-around