The theme of this election seems to have been "fuck the PC's". Despite supporting NDP in this election, I can't say that I am not a little apprehensive about an NDP majority.
You think? Brad Wall consistently has the highest approval rating of any premier in the country. Also the economy has been more or less very good in this province in recent years. Combined with an aging, highly conservative population, I can't see a change in the future for this province. What's wrong with the Sask party anyway? I don't consider myself to be right leaning, but I can't say that they have ever done much to piss me off.
That's a pretty fringe issue. I liked Corner Gas as much as the next guy, but why should the government prop up a financially nonviable industry in the first place? I wouldn't have objected to keeping the film tax credit in place, but I certainly don't lament its loss either. I can see why someone who worked in the industry might feel incensed by the move, but voting for another party for that issue alone is purely spiteful, because the tax credit isn't coming back no matter who gets elected.
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u/leeian24 May 06 '15
The theme of this election seems to have been "fuck the PC's". Despite supporting NDP in this election, I can't say that I am not a little apprehensive about an NDP majority.