If Ottawa Giveth, Then Ottawa Can Taketh

We Have In This Country A Federal Government That Increasingly Is Engaged In Trying To Determine Which Business, Which Regions, Which Industries Will Succeed, Which Will Not Through A Whole Range Of Economic Development, Regional Development Corporate Subsidization Programs.

Our Government Has Been In A Surplus Position Up Until This Year. We Should Be Able To Recover To A Surplus Position Shortly, As Quickly As The Economy Recovers. So, We're Able To Do The Kind Of Stimulus That You See In The United States Without Deteriorating Our Debt Position In The Long-term.

We're Not Going To Scrap The Budget And Make Up Some Totally New Platform The Day After The Election. So It's Certainly Willingness To Compromise But We're Not Going Back On The Fundamental Things We're Running On In This Campaign.

I Think Because We're Such A Trading Nation, I Think Canadians Understand That First And Foremost We're Part Of The Global Economy.

Restoring Accountability Will Be One Of The Major Priorities Of Our New Government. Accountability Is What Ordinary Canadians, Working Canadians, Those People Who Pay Their Bills, Pay Their Taxes, Expect From Their Political Leaders.