OK, we progressives might not be all that fond of Stephen Harper, but I'm pretty sure he's not going to descend to George Bush levels of inarticulate gibberish:
People don't plan big amounts of money to invest on a short-term basis. It's important to provide stability in the tax code so that the planners and thinkers and investors have confidence that if they make an investment five years from now, the reason they made the investment in the first place -- besides trying to improve product lines -- the reason they made the tax -- the reason they made the investment because of tax incentive will still exist.
WTF does any of that even mean?
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It's simple.
He's saying that "fool me once, shame on the investment, fool me again and you can't tax that later...and they hate our freedoms."
Can't you read?
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