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Loss of confidence: Two-thirds believe Canada's health care is 'in a state of crisis'
(theprovince.com)
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This is what happens when you vote in cons who destroy public institutions for private dollars and leave a trench so deep, no other party can fund our way out of it.
Ontario is still dealing with the Harris debacle and that was 30ish years ago. Now we have captain cankles who’s a cuck for loblaws and privatizing everything he possibly can for our OHIP to be spread thinner by being used at private for profit clinics at twice the cost of public services.
We need real leadership that doesn’t bend over to lobbyists and corporate dollars in private home based off the records deals.
The previous provincial election showed it's what the people want. It's so unbelievably frustrating.
I don't care for the liberals and would love an NDP leadership, but their platform was non-existent during the last election. These parties need charisma and a clear platform to stand a chance. Left leaning people vote for liberal by default but they're arguably just as destructive as the conservatives in their own way, all while further stoking the conservative attitude further towards the self-destructive right.
These conservatives do well because they're loud, have easily digestible phrases, hate on Toronto, and pander to their mad/frustrated/racist/uneducated/wealthy base. I wish the NDP would stoop to their levels