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The Calvinball Diaries: March 2007
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Hey, you, get off of my cloud. Saturday, March 31, 2007. What is the Institute for Liberal Studies? Peter Jaworski, Executive Director of the Institute for Liberal Studies. Sits down with Windsor blogger Paul Synott. To explain what the Institute is all about. Posted by Matt at 12:03 PM. Thursday, March 29, 2007. I hope you can attend, but even if you can't please help Seyitbek out by spreading word about this excellent event by email, blog or any other means. Monday, April 2nd at 4:00pm. Thanks again to...
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The Calvinball Diaries: It's not a surplus...
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Hey, you, get off of my cloud. Thursday, September 06, 2007. It's not a surplus. Politics is as much about winning the war of semantics as fighting on the actual issues, how successful would the pro-choice movement be if their opponents had been successful in labeling them the pro-baby killers? So as our federal government announces its tenth (give or take) annual surplus I call on everybody out there to start calling it what it is, an overtaxation. Posted by Matt at 9:54 PM. Windsor, Ontario, Canada.
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The Calvinball Diaries: December 2006
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Hey, you, get off of my cloud. Wednesday, December 27, 2006. Scotch, Scotch, Scotch. In the immortal words of Ron Burgandy I love scotch. Okay, love is pretty strong, but I do enjoy a nice glass of scotch from time to time. So here is installment one in a-perhaps-never-to-be-continued series of reviews. As a Christmas present from my girlfriend's. I received a bottle of The Peat Monster. Posted by Matt at 11:35 PM. Wednesday, December 13, 2006. Beware of Spinning Liberals. 1) That's how the Americans do ...
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The Calvinball Diaries: Looks like we can afford those tax cuts...
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Hey, you, get off of my cloud. Thursday, September 27, 2007. Looks like we can afford those tax cuts. Well, well, it looks like we ended up with about $14 billion in loose change behind the sofa cushions for the last fiscal year. By my reckoning we could have afforded that second GST reduction, a return to the lower incomes tax rates enacted in 2005 and a business tax cut too. Posted by Matt at 6:50 PM. September 27, 2007 8:15 PM. It's true, $30-40 is really chump change. But at least it's something.
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The Calvinball Diaries: July 2007
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Hey, you, get off of my cloud. Tuesday, July 31, 2007. The CMA Gets it Right. The goal of all Canadian governments should be to see that everyone has access to health care; this can be achieved by paying for the care of those who can't afford it. Owning hospitals, employing doctors and nurses, banning health insurance and preventing doctors from working both publicly and privately are all measures that are not only unrelated to this goal, they seem to be preventing us from reaching it. Its not a surplus.
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The Calvinball Diaries: April 2007
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Hey, you, get off of my cloud. Wednesday, April 25, 2007. Windsor Liberty Seminar Video. Pop in to the Institute for Liberal Studies blog. To check out video of Fred Miller, Malkin Dare, Jim Watkin and Brett Skinner. And while we're talking about the Institute, think about trying out our new online donations. Posted by Matt at 6:19 PM. Thursday, April 19, 2007. Letter to the Editor. Here's my letter which appeared in today's Windsor Star:. Posted by Matt at 10:25 PM. Monday, April 16, 2007. And thank God...
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The Calvinball Diaries: On Income Trusts and Corporate Taxes
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Hey, you, get off of my cloud. Thursday, May 31, 2007. On Income Trusts and Corporate Taxes. Turns out there are still a few writers over at the Mop and Pail with their heads screwed on right. In fact, Derek Decloet not only writes a good article. He also manages to offer up the kind of bold policy Canada's new government should be pushing in just one sentence:. Then let's cut the corporate rate to 10 per cent, and watch as Toronto becomes a magnet for head offices.". How about it guys? What do Ted Byfie...
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The Calvinball Diaries: May 2007
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Hey, you, get off of my cloud. Thursday, May 31, 2007. On Income Trusts and Corporate Taxes. Turns out there are still a few writers over at the Mop and Pail with their heads screwed on right. In fact, Derek Decloet not only writes a good article. He also manages to offer up the kind of bold policy Canada's new government should be pushing in just one sentence:. Then let's cut the corporate rate to 10 per cent, and watch as Toronto becomes a magnet for head offices.". How about it guys? We're cranking up...
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The Calvinball Diaries: A Brand New Day?
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Hey, you, get off of my cloud. Tuesday, August 28, 2007. A Brand New Day? Please excuse the pun, a friend of mine had a bunch left over from Stockwell's 2000 leadership and I got a great deal.). One of the best healthcare developments in a long time is the election of Dr. Brian Day as the head of the Canadian Medical Association. Dr. Day laid out a series of goals that respect universal healthcare access while attacking the state's dangerous monopoly. You can read more here. Posted by Matt at 8:04 AM.
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The Calvinball Diaries: August 2007
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Hey, you, get off of my cloud. Tuesday, August 28, 2007. A Brand New Day? Please excuse the pun, a friend of mine had a bunch left over from Stockwell's 2000 leadership and I got a great deal.). One of the best healthcare developments in a long time is the election of Dr. Brian Day as the head of the Canadian Medical Association. Dr. Day laid out a series of goals that respect universal healthcare access while attacking the state's dangerous monopoly. You can read more here. Posted by Matt at 8:04 AM.
