BC taxpayer retweeted
I hope all voters in the BC election understand that our current NDP government has created massive debt loads for us and our youth and, at the same, have taken our health system from bad to worse.
BC taxpayer retweeted
Eby has donated $3,200 over the last two years, or $1,600 per year.
My monthly fee is $1,600, or $19,200 per year (I didn't win $10/day lottery).
And he had the audacity to claim his paltry donation was the difference in cost. He obviously knew that was a flat out lie.
Unreal.
BC taxpayer retweeted
$10/day taxpayer-subsidized daycare for David Eby, but none for you.
Just now, David Eby confirms that he has his kids in $10/day taxpayer-subsidized daycare.
Approx. only 10% of BC daycare spots offer $10/day daycare. Most families who want in can't get a spot.
As Premier, Eby earns $227k/year. Eby's wife is a doctor. Their household income is likely well over half a million dollars per year.
We don't resent British Columbians who are successful (we want more people to succeed).
But where there are wait lists, surely a wealthy family like Eby's shouldn't be taking advantage of $10/day daycare. Think about a working single mother? David Eby deserves the spot more than her?
BC taxpayer retweeted
This literally makes me want to puke. Mr. Premier, your family earns what, $700K+ per year? And you're getting $10/day daycare? Meanwhile, I'm paying $1,600/month (>$19,000 per year), of after-tax dollars, to send my kid to daycare, while my taxes subsidize yours.
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BC taxpayer retweeted
David Eby admits his family uses $10/day daycare — despite a household income of more than $500,000. #bcpoli
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BC taxpayer retweeted
Replying to @TrendPolCa @Dave_Eby
So Eby, who makes $231,881.53 a year, has been using the NDP $10 a day childcare program for years, but needed an unnecessary election to promise British Columbians that he's going to expand it so everyone can benefit?
Sounds about right for Eby.
BC taxpayer retweeted
Wow! NDP Eby is a Lawyer, married to a Doctor. Eby resides/is the MLA for the Vancouver-Point Grey riding. The average house in Point Grey has 5 bedrooms is 3974 sqft & lists for $7,907,571. Clearly rich people like him shouldn't get taxpayer subsidies for day care. #bcpoli
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Meet radical NDP BC Premier candidate @Dave_Eby
While families dealt with break-ins, random attacks and open drug use, Eby authored a book instructing criminals how to sue the police and law enforcement.
BC taxpayer retweeted
Anything Eby announces now is something he didn't believe was important enough to do with a majority government.
He is desperate.
He is an opportunist.
He can't be trusted.
BC taxpayer retweeted
Two years ago today, David Eby's NDP announced a campaign promise.
A $1,000 grocery rebate for every family in British Columbia.
Eby won, then Eby broke that promise.
How can you trust anything the NDP say this election?
BC taxpayer retweeted
“You've spoken a lot about Trump and America. How afraid are you to run on your own record?”
Reporter roasts @Dave_Eby prompting the Premier to tout BC NDP achievements.
BC taxpayer retweeted
Vaughn Palmer: David Eby about to call a totally unnecessary B.C. election
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BC taxpayer retweeted
The BC NDP will be a case study on how ideology can destroy an entire generation of wealth for a province and its citizens
BC taxpayer retweeted
Our Premier has issued so many statements about what he is or is not going to do. Nobody believes him anymore. If you care about BC @Dave_Eby you should resign and call a fall election with a new leader. Your ideology, dogmatism and insufferable "my way or the highway" attitude has turned off so many #bcpoli
Today, the First Nations Leadership Council and I released a joint statement on DRIPA.
Our government is committed to working with First Nations in B.C. in genuine collaboration to find a path forward.
Read the full statement here: news.gov.bc.ca/33646
BC taxpayer retweeted
Honest Dave, you are the biggest idiot out there.
Why does B.C. need First Nations giving consent for projects?
Because you were the clown that implemented DRIPA and the Declaration Act.
Before DRIPA, only consultation was needed in BC. Just resign already.
BC taxpayer retweeted
BC’s first DRIPA “consent agreement” with the Tahltan may be the blueprint for future access fees in our province:
0.08% of BC’s population
Over 50% of projected mine revenue
As Geoffrey S. Moyse, K.C. writes in @FraserInstitute, citing @tomfletcherbc’s reporting, the Eskay Creek deal splits $1.77B to the Tahltan, and $1.19B to the Province.
With a $13B and climbing deficit, how does BC justify a framework where more than half of projected mine revenue flows outside the provincial tax base?
fraserinstitute.org/commenta… #bcpoli
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