Bottom line for tomorrow:
If climate is your #1 issue, it’s fair to vote NDP or Green.
But most importantly, there are excellent reasons to vote Liberal. 1/
If climate is your #1 issue, it’s fair to vote NDP or Green.
But most importantly, there are excellent reasons to vote Liberal. 1/
Mark Jaccard PhD
Jennifer Winter PhD
Katharine Hayhoe PhD
Andrew Weaver PhD
Andrew Leach PhD
Dan Woynillowizc
All are independent climate experts.
None consider the NDP/Green plans adequate to achieve their targets.
Jennifer Winter PhD
Katharine Hayhoe PhD
Andrew Weaver PhD
Andrew Leach PhD
Dan Woynillowizc
All are independent climate experts.
None consider the NDP/Green plans adequate to achieve their targets.
Meeting, and even bettering our Paris commitments will be very hard, and we are past the moment for wishful thinking.
It’s time for the hard policy work. The consensus is that the Liberals deliver.
As Katharine Harrison points out, the issue is trust. No surprise, obviously.
It’s time for the hard policy work. The consensus is that the Liberals deliver.
As Katharine Harrison points out, the issue is trust. No surprise, obviously.
You are the voter. Your vote is precious, and this moment matters.
There are other good reasons to vote for a different party. You may think other parties have a better approach to Indigenous issues, for example.
Or you may want them to keep the Libs feet to the fire.
There are other good reasons to vote for a different party. You may think other parties have a better approach to Indigenous issues, for example.
Or you may want them to keep the Libs feet to the fire.
My issues are
CLIMATE
PANDEMIC MANAGEMENT
CHILD-CARE
INDIGENOUS INTERESTS
HOUSING
I pay attention to my riding. Is there a clear front-runner? Is there someone I really want to block?
Should I switch my vote to help decide a close call?
CLIMATE
PANDEMIC MANAGEMENT
CHILD-CARE
INDIGENOUS INTERESTS
HOUSING
I pay attention to my riding. Is there a clear front-runner? Is there someone I really want to block?
Should I switch my vote to help decide a close call?
Yes I am a strategic voter.
Why? Because my history of tracking the CPC & UCP record of vindictive harassment and vilification of environmental activists goes back too far.
The niqab election, the playing footsie with Rebel Media.
Their record is disqualifying IMO.
Why? Because my history of tracking the CPC & UCP record of vindictive harassment and vilification of environmental activists goes back too far.
The niqab election, the playing footsie with Rebel Media.
Their record is disqualifying IMO.
So I’d probably take the most likely candidate to stop a CPC win. Unless my CPC candidate were like, Michael Chong.
And if I were in Elizabeth May’s riding, I’d vote for her, because she & the Greens should be in Parliament. Full stop.
Ie, it’s a sifting & weighing thing.
And if I were in Elizabeth May’s riding, I’d vote for her, because she & the Greens should be in Parliament. Full stop.
Ie, it’s a sifting & weighing thing.
That’s pretty much all I’ve got.
Absent a really powerful counter-argument, I’ll likely stick with the climate experts.
Absent a really powerful counter-argument, I’ll likely stick with the climate experts.
But I certainly respect other POVs.
And I respect many people who’ll vote CPC.
The only people I don’t respect are the snakes filling people’s heads with anti-vax & white supremacist poison.
Good luck tomorrow, everyone.
May the best candidates win.
And I respect many people who’ll vote CPC.
The only people I don’t respect are the snakes filling people’s heads with anti-vax & white supremacist poison.
Good luck tomorrow, everyone.
May the best candidates win.
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