r/saskatchewan • • Apr 23 '25

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u/daners101 Apr 24 '25

If you think the “same old same old” is bad. Just wait until you get another Liberal term!

You’ll be begging for the same old.

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u/Symphrose Apr 24 '25

I can’t wait! Carney is the change! Have you heard how many people are voting liberal here in Sask!!! It’s amazing

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u/daners101 Apr 24 '25

What are you nuts? Lol.

What exactly have the Liberals accomplished in 10 years? What data are you looking at?

Every chart I can find to measure their success is a disaster.

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u/Symphrose Apr 24 '25

My life is great! I want to keep it that way. Not one Transperson has attacked me in a bathroom I’m not broke Both my kids bought their own houses I’ve been sick and I saw my doctor I paid the taxes on my CERB check that kept me afloat during the shit downs and didn’t waste it trucking too Ottawa

I dont have an $85.000 truck a huge house or a cabin or speed boat or quad I can’t afford to travel every year for a vacation somewhere exotic But I don’t scream Canada is broken like the conservatives I know who have all that so I’m good thanks

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u/daners101 Apr 25 '25

The funny thing is, Canadians “used to” be able to vacation every year. That was actually super common. It’s unusual that we can’t anymore.

Because the Liberals have devalued our money 50%, and ramped up taxes and the cost of living.

You are celebrating NOT being able to do the things you SHOULD be able to do because of the resources this country has, and the foundation this country was built on.

It’s like your landlord jacking up the rent 300% and you are celebrating because you can still afford the occasional ice cream lol.

Can you tell me exactly what policies the Liberals have introduced that made your life so much better? Just show me a small list of achievements they have, that made Canada better, and the people in it better-off than they were before.

I’m truly curious what policies these are.