Canadian Voters Get What They Deserve

<![CDATA[Canadian elections have become an auction for the votes of old age pensioners and the Boomer class, including primarily those who savor the privilege of indifference owing to the greater privilege of solvency. Indeed, the essence of Canadian elections has become the embedding of ideological programming for returns at the ballot box. Ultimately, as Michael Bliss writes in his history of prime ministers, Right Honourable Men, Canadian politics highlights “the relation between a paternal government and dependent citizens,” which has been ”expanded and abused” to the present day. ]]>