CHP
Commentary

Canada desperately needs government policies that strengthen families. Daycare fills a short-term need, but it weakens families. Most social science research now confirms that institutional daycare—even the best of it—actually hurts children and families. And surveys show that three out of four mothers (in some cases it’s dad) who work outside the home—the very ones who use daycare—would rather be at home with their children if they could afford it.

By 2030, because of our dwindling birth rate, there will be only two people working for every retired person.

I wonder how important the life of an unborn child is to our prolife parliamentarians. Do they see it as murder or not? If they don’t – they are simply not prolife. If they do – then they must act!

Most of us took a while to understand the key factor generating change was the Charter of Rights and Freedoms introduced by Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau when he repatriated the Constitution in 1982. That document threw out Parliamentary supremacy and allowed special interests to attack the Judeo-Christian foundation of Canadian society in the courts.

CHP Canada would show compassion for true refugees – cracking down on the bogus claims would open the doors to those truly in danger.

The attention of the existing big-tent parties and the media will be gained when united support for CHP candidates across this country may deny them coveted seats. Then, they’ll pay attention to the Better Solutions CHP Canada offers to Canadians.

It's time for all Canadians who are concerned about the "silent holocaust" of the unborn to recognize this reality, and cease supporting the Conservative Party, which has--under Mr. Harper's leadership and control--become a party slavishly committed to shielding the abortion industry from scrutiny or debate.

"The most offensive aspect of most "news" coverage was how quickly the radical left moved to politicize the event..."

"...acts against elected officials must not discourage candidates from seeking political office. Rather, the threat should be seen as a call to serve!"

"Because of the government's failure to reduce spending...Canadians can expect $105 billion in deficits over the next 5 years...as a result the federal debt will swell to $622 billion by 2014/15 from $464 billion in 2008/09."