Hi John,
Pierre Poilievre’s platform cuts taxes and trims spending, but you can join the army of taxpayers it’ll take to get the debt going back down.
Here’s some good news.
Poilievre plans to cut taxes and leave more money in your pocket.
Conservative tax cuts include cutting income tax rates, scrapping the industrial carbon tax and stopping the capital gains tax hike.
Poilievre is even promising taxpayer-protection legislation that will require a referendum prior to tax hikes.
And here’s some more good news.
The Conservative platform also pledges to cut billions of wasteful spending, including shrinking the bureaucracy and stopping big hand-outs to overpaid consultants.
Less borrowing means less money wasted on interest payments.
But the fight does not end on election day.
Poilievre’s plan still includes over $100 billion in borrowing over the next four years.
Meanwhile, Liberal Leader Mark Carney plans to add an extra $225 billion to the debt.
Whatever happens in the election, it will take an army of taxpayers to push politicians to cut the spending necessary to get the debt going back down.
When you sign the PETITION, you’ll be joining the taxpayer army to fight outrageous spending and you’ll have the chance to send a message to the politician to blame.
Will you sign the petition?
NOTE: If the form doesn't work for you, try this link: https://www.taxpayer.com/petitions/cut-spending
Thank you for fighting for taxpayers – you’re making a difference.
All the best,
Devin Drover,P.S.: If you’re all in on fighting taxes, you might like setting up monthly donations to the Canadian Taxpayers Federation. Automatically chipping in means that every time you open an email about a hot new campaign, you don’t need to find your credit card – you’re already in the fight. And you’ll get perks like The Taxpayer Magazine and insider emails from CTF President Scott Hennig. It’s easy to set up on our secure site: https://www.taxpayer.com/donate/protect-your-values-365-days-per-year-
Atlantic Director, Canadian Taxpayers Federation