Anthony Koch: Canada works well – if you are a boomer

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Pierre Poilievre says that: Canada was broken.

For millions of small Canadians, this is not just a slogan. This is a reality.

But for elderly voters – especially the Bums and older geners – this message is like a nail on a chalk. They hate. Not because it is wrong, but still believes because it threatens a version of Canada. A Canadian, who rewards his hard work and plays fair, gave them everything they do now.

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And he did the job – for them.

If you received a home in 1996 you have paid about $ 150,000 in most large cities. Today is more than $ 1 million of the same house. You watched your interest rates and capital skyrocket and pension fund balloon at that time. The government worked when you need services. Your retirement is firm. Life in Canada has been better, since year. Thus, when someone says “Canada is broken,” he sounds absurd – because it was never broken for you.

But for those who come after you? Never started.

Small Canadians are left out of the middle class where their parents are in a college degree and a profit. Learn them hard, work hard and catch them down. And they just follow a concert economy, and want to spend half of their revenues and go away from the desire to host more than inaccessions every year.

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They do not seek presentations. They are looking for a fair shot. And they don’t get one.

This is a raw generation generation line today through Canadian policy. And it’s just a wider.

Therefore, the Great Voters Mark Carney – a technocratic, stable, as a man who promises “manage“If Canada is changing it, there is no recent advertisement.

But you cannot return to 1996. And young Canadians don’t want.

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For them, the sharp diagnosis of Poilievre – the country is broken – refreshed. Finally, it is to accept what they live in ten years. Of their parents no longer served them. Where the rules are falsified. It seems like the opportunity of the future does not appear to be right.

The liberal party does not want to talk about it. There are no allies in the media and the academy. To admit that Canada is broken, he is to admit that they are broken for those who do their RAN – for decades. Or at least turned away while happening.

This is not the opposite of the left. Is the generation. If the system is still a homeowner, you have a retirement and do not say if you are not saddled with debt. However, these things for young Canadians are unavailable and politics only speaking of nostalgia means another reminder of anyone who belongs to Canada.

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We become a two-level nation. He is a Canadian owner. Other rent. Votes to protect what is a Canadian. Sounds to escape from one future to never sign other sounds for.

So yes – Canada broken. But if you are more than 55 you can’t make a difference. This is not an attack. It’s just true.

The next election will not be put in the most suitable, liberal against the conservatives. In 1996, a political class that is still encouraged will be about a generation that allows you to live there.

National Writing

Anthony Koch, political communications, public affairs and campaign strategy is a managing director in the AK strategies specializing in the field of public affairs and campaign strategies. Earlier, the National Campaign Press Secretary and Pierre Poilievre communications director, as well as communication and English Colombian General Election campaign for the Conservative Party of the Conservative Party, the director of the Communications Director.

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