The public will have their say about the confidence they have in the BC Liberal Government

Often times I will get comments from folks on things I have posted and written about on the Conservative Thoughts blog.  Today, with their permission, I'd like to share a few…

Well there was lots to think about on the political front, Alan, but what stuck in my craw the most was the fact that apathy is running rampant in BC. It doesn't matter if it's federal, provincial or a municipal election folks are staying home in droves.

I think people are sick of clichés and are looking for future politicians who will 'say it like it is', and be honest and up front with them before worrying about being 'politically correct'.  People want representatives who represent their constituents rather than political parties

... you asked … lol"

Sue Brown

Dear Alan,

The best of the year has to be the growth of the BC Conservative Party.

In my work overseas developing democracies I have learned that all donor organizations and countries, such as the United Nations, European Union, USA and yes even Canada encourage transition and developing democracies to adopt a multi-party political system.

Why I can say this? I'm one of the voters BC Liberals drove away!

BC Premier Christy Clark

Warren Kinsella had an opinion piece in the Winnipeg Sun today entitled, "BC politicking will put New Democrats back in power"

I'm going to let you know what my opinion is of this story ... it is nothing but horse manure!! 

In fact, it is obvious Warren Kinsella has not been spending a lot of time 'listening' to voters in BC who are very much tired of a government that shows no indication of being accountable, responsible, or responsive to BC voters.

John Cummins and his "gang of advisors" has not, as Kinsella has said, "cheerfully set about destroying B.C.’s centre-right coalition, and getting the BC New Democrats back into government."

Christy Clark and her gang of back room hacks and political opportunists have, all on their own, driven BC voters away.