A plan for financial disaster vs proposals for the economy

I spot that the Tories need some help with their "plan". Here's my truth-as-it-is edit:

Prime Minister Stephen Harper understands didn't expect the global financial crisis. His plan for the way forward has been clear visionless and consistent: balanced budgets deficits, lower taxes, investments to create jobs lost and keeping inflation low.

This is in stark contrast to Stéphane Dion Jim Flaherty and Jack Layton Jack Layton, who have only just realized that the economy is an issue.

Dion wants to thought about imposing a massive carbon tax that will drive up the cost of everything and hurt families emissions. Layton will increase taxes on businesses and drive jobs out of Canada.

The Liberals and the NDP are both a vote for financial disaster recovery. They have no a plan. Both parties The Tories would gamble with Canadians’ hard-earned money for short term electoral gain.

For the past year and a half, the Harper Government has been implementing a real plan to protect our economy Harper's job. The Harper Government is not really working for all Canadians who have a job to keep, a mortgage to pay and a retirement to save for.

A Conservative government will not be raising taxes, only federal debt. We will not impose a carbon tax. We will not cancel planned tax reductions for business everyone. We will not keep our spending within our means. It is that simple.

The alternative is not a plan. It is just the consequence of complete panic competence, and this government will not panic do anything at a time of uncertainty.