Today we have a guest comment / opinion piece from my friend, BC Conservative, and former MP Jim Hart. An analogy, if you will, of lawn cutting, and BC Politics
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Looking at the recent political party polls in BC, one wonders exactly
what it all means to the average family, guy or gal when it comes to real life
in BC. So I decided I would analyze the recent polls by adding a task that most
British Columbians will face in the coming weeks. As the groundhog has
haphazardly told us that spring is just around the corner, I pose the question:
Which BC political leader would be the best person to hire to cut your lawn?
Here's what the polls suggest.
BC Green Party – Jane Sterk,
is the most unlikely to accomplish the job as she would want to pass
legislation to make Kentucky bluegrass or Canada Green an endangered plant
life.
Instead of cutting the grass we would all be transplanting our lawns
and relocating them to a government nature site or new provincial park, where
grass would be protected and allowed to grow in an effective
government-supervised fashion. Cutting and trimming devices would have to be
registered in a government database to protect innocent plant life.
