I've said that candidates to lead the Ontario Liberal Party need to offer substance and ideas, not just "Doug Ford is bad and I'm tough enough to win." Here's some actual research on their policy - not whether it's good or bad, just how much they've got. #olp #onpoli #olpldr 1/8
Michael @coteau offers a content filled page under "vision" with two major policy papers and two more promised. Total of 4,594 words. #olp #onpoli #olpldr 2/8
anewfocuson.com
@StevenDelDuca offers eight blurbs off his main page leading with "Fight for." Total on all is 1,695 words. #olp #onpoli #olpldr 3/8
stevendelduca.ca
@KateMarieGraham has a intro page under "Kate's Vision" and four substantial documents off it. Total of 3,338 words. #olp #onpoli #olpldr 4/8
kateforleader.ca/well-being
Brenda Hollingsworth @OttawaLawyers doesn't seem to have a policy document yet, or a campaign website, but to be fair she just got into this, so stay tuned. #olp #onpoli #olpldr 5/8
@MitzieHunter has bullet point topics and proposals under the "policy" tab. Total of 866 words. #olp #onpoli #olpldr 6/8
mitziehunter.ca/policy/
@AlvinTedjo's policy is mainly on three headings under the "My Vision" tab. Get the full policy doc for each on "view our policy" at the bottom. These total 1,662 words, but to be fair he's got more scattered elsewhere. #olp #onpoli #olpldr 7/8
vote.alvintedjo.ca
What's this all mean? That's for you to decide, and the whole #OLP. Personally, I want a leader who knows why they're running, and offers voters a plan to get behind. "Because I'll win" isn't a platform. It's exactly the arrogance voters turned on last election. #olp #onpoli 8/8
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