What's the big deal? After all, isn't all the "wining, dining and Tim Hortons," like Justin Trudeau's new Canada Child Benefit
Friday, July 22, 2016
Me Being Facetious
There's an article in the National Post about the high "cost of schmoozing." It details some of the expenses that accrue when federal or provincial elected officials get together, including the fact that "190 MPs charged the House of Commons for Tim Hortons in fiscal 2016, to the tune of almost $14,000."
What's the big deal? After all, isn't all the "wining, dining and Tim Hortons," like Justin Trudeau's new Canada Child BenefitIncome Redistribution scheme (which is expected to cost already over-burdened taxpayers a whopping $22.4 billion), really just a way to "stimulate the economy"?
What's the big deal? After all, isn't all the "wining, dining and Tim Hortons," like Justin Trudeau's new Canada Child Benefit
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