어젯밤 6시30분부터 6월 7일에 실시되는 Ontario주 총선거를 앞두고 주요 3당의 리더들이 참석한 정책 토론회가 CBC방송사 주관으로 있었다. 열심히 경청 하고, 리더들의 자질과 2명의 Moderator 서투른 진행을 지켜 봤었다. 자기차례가 아닌데도 수시로 끼어드는 NDP 당수의 Interruption을 제지 했어야 할 진행자들의 행동은 토론내내 눈을 거스리게 했었다. 정책대담후, 자유당의 전략가도, 토론회 느낌에 대한 발표에서도 강하게 질타하는 광경을 봤었다.
이번 선거는 우리한인사회에도 관련된 사항들도있고, 또 North York에서는 한인 2세가 PC후보로 출마했고, 또 Scarborough, Rouge지역에서는 베테랑 정치인, Raymont Cho가 PC후보로 출마하고 있으며, 어느 지방에선가는 잘 모르지만, 젊은 한인2세들이 출마한것으로 알고 있다.
이시간 현재까지, 한인사회의 언론들은, 본국의 문통과 김정은 회담에 관한 기사로 도배 되여 있었지만, 정작 우리가 살고있는 이곳 온타리오주의 총선에 대한, 지난밤 기사는 한줄도 없어 안타깝기도하다.
우리 한인들이 아직도 많이 종사하는 있는 Convenience Store의 운영에 많은 영향을 미칠, Beer and Wine 판매를 허가해 주겠다는 PC당의 정책에 나는 전적으로 찬성하기에 나의 표는 PC당으로 정했다.
그렇게 되면 어려움을 겪고있는 한인동들의 Convenience Store운영에 숨통이 터질수 있다고 믿기 때문이다. 그리고 어젯밤 정책 토론을 본후 소감을 댓글로 간단히 몇자 적어 보았다. 아래 기사를 보면 그내용을 볼수 있다.
많은 동포들이 투표에 참석하여 각자의 성향에 맞는 후보에게 투표했으면 하는 바램이다.
Kathleen Wynne must surely be tired of being asked why no one likes her.
But the Liberal leader tackled the indignity head-on in Sunday night's provincial election debate.
"I'm really, genuinely sorry that more people don't like me," Wynne said. "But I am not sorry about all the things we're doing in Ontario to make life better." And then she went on to list accomplishments of which she was proud, including tuition grants and a higher minimum wage.
Despite her "sorry, not sorry" message, Wynne wasn't apologetic; her comments were crisp and pointed. She kept that tone throughout the 90 minutes of sparring with PC Leader Doug Ford and NDP Leader Andrea Horwath. It was Wynne who sounded most like a premier.
But did it matter?
"Kathleen Wynne had a difficult task, and she did very well, but she needed to do more than just well," said Geneviève Tellier, a political studies professor at the University of Ottawa. "I don't see how she can convince that many Ontarians to change their minds."
That's why the focus was on Horwath, who has seen an unprecedented surge in opinion polls since this campaign started. In a debate almost three weeks ago, Horwath aimed to set herself apart from the other two parties. Now, she is at the centre of their attacks.
Wynne slammed her for promising never to use back-to-work legislation.
"I know you're beholden to unions, Andrea,"said the Liberal leader, charging that the NDP were too tied to ideology.
Meanwhile, Ford went after Horwath for a $1.4-billion mistake on the NDP's projected deficit (although he kept trying to characterize it as a $7-billion mistake) and for refusing to dismiss a Scarborough candidate who shared an Adolf Hitler meme on social media several years ago.
The deficit error, which Horwath has acknowledged and corrected, was made worse by the fact she said the NDP have been working on their platform for two years. As for the candidate with the Hitler meme, there's virtually no way to make that sound OK.
Still, Horwath was able to take advantage of the subject of questionable candidates, referring to the PC candidate who had to step down amid allegations of stolen data from the Highway 407 corporation.
"Mr. Ford, you of all people, you have police investigations, by three different police forces into candidates, not from things that were dug up 10 years ago on Facebook, but right now from data that was stolen from 407 records," she charged. "That's you and your candidates and your party."
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/top-moments-final-leaders-debate-1.4680330
이번 선거는 우리한인사회에도 관련된 사항들도있고, 또 North York에서는 한인 2세가 PC후보로 출마했고, 또 Scarborough, Rouge지역에서는 베테랑 정치인, Raymont Cho가 PC후보로 출마하고 있으며, 어느 지방에선가는 잘 모르지만, 젊은 한인2세들이 출마한것으로 알고 있다.
이시간 현재까지, 한인사회의 언론들은, 본국의 문통과 김정은 회담에 관한 기사로 도배 되여 있었지만, 정작 우리가 살고있는 이곳 온타리오주의 총선에 대한, 지난밤 기사는 한줄도 없어 안타깝기도하다.
우리 한인들이 아직도 많이 종사하는 있는 Convenience Store의 운영에 많은 영향을 미칠, Beer and Wine 판매를 허가해 주겠다는 PC당의 정책에 나는 전적으로 찬성하기에 나의 표는 PC당으로 정했다.
그렇게 되면 어려움을 겪고있는 한인동들의 Convenience Store운영에 숨통이 터질수 있다고 믿기 때문이다. 그리고 어젯밤 정책 토론을 본후 소감을 댓글로 간단히 몇자 적어 보았다. 아래 기사를 보면 그내용을 볼수 있다.
많은 동포들이 투표에 참석하여 각자의 성향에 맞는 후보에게 투표했으면 하는 바램이다.
Kathleen Wynne must surely be tired of being asked why no one likes her.
But the Liberal leader tackled the indignity head-on in Sunday night's provincial election debate.
"I'm really, genuinely sorry that more people don't like me," Wynne said. "But I am not sorry about all the things we're doing in Ontario to make life better." And then she went on to list accomplishments of which she was proud, including tuition grants and a higher minimum wage.
Despite her "sorry, not sorry" message, Wynne wasn't apologetic; her comments were crisp and pointed. She kept that tone throughout the 90 minutes of sparring with PC Leader Doug Ford and NDP Leader Andrea Horwath. It was Wynne who sounded most like a premier.
But did it matter?
"Kathleen Wynne had a difficult task, and she did very well, but she needed to do more than just well," said Geneviève Tellier, a political studies professor at the University of Ottawa. "I don't see how she can convince that many Ontarians to change their minds."
Focus turns to Horwath
Even in this unpredictable campaign, it's difficult to see any path to victory for the trailing Liberals come election day on June 7.That's why the focus was on Horwath, who has seen an unprecedented surge in opinion polls since this campaign started. In a debate almost three weeks ago, Horwath aimed to set herself apart from the other two parties. Now, she is at the centre of their attacks.
Wynne slammed her for promising never to use back-to-work legislation.
"I know you're beholden to unions, Andrea,"said the Liberal leader, charging that the NDP were too tied to ideology.
Meanwhile, Ford went after Horwath for a $1.4-billion mistake on the NDP's projected deficit (although he kept trying to characterize it as a $7-billion mistake) and for refusing to dismiss a Scarborough candidate who shared an Adolf Hitler meme on social media several years ago.
The deficit error, which Horwath has acknowledged and corrected, was made worse by the fact she said the NDP have been working on their platform for two years. As for the candidate with the Hitler meme, there's virtually no way to make that sound OK.
Still, Horwath was able to take advantage of the subject of questionable candidates, referring to the PC candidate who had to step down amid allegations of stolen data from the Highway 407 corporation.
"Mr. Ford, you of all people, you have police investigations, by three different police forces into candidates, not from things that were dug up 10 years ago on Facebook, but right now from data that was stolen from 407 records," she charged. "That's you and your candidates and your party."
NDP Andrea interupted so many
times other leaders taking turns and explaining their policies that
showed she was nothing but hackler taking listeners' attention away that
attitude as a political leader was too light to lead a government. So I
have changed my vote to PC. And Ketherine was too much arrogant with no
humble. 2 moderates should've given warning to Andrea agitating other
debater's turn.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/top-moments-final-leaders-debate-1.4680330
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