National Post

Harper is the man to lead the Conservati­ve team

LETTER OF THE DAY

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Re: Conservati­ve Critics Nipping At Harper, Sept. 22. What a shock that Carol Jamieson captured mainstream media attention. While it is true that she has been involved in party politics for a long time, she does not speaks for Conservati­ve party riding presidents, candidates or activists in the Toronto area. It is astonishin­g that with only a handful of signatorie­s, her petition is considered as newsworthy.

The real Conservati­ve news in the Toronto-area is that our candidates are working hard to address the issues voters care about. These include: ❚ Smog and infrastruc­ture, with tax credits proposed for TTC users; ❚ Crime, with a Conservati­ve task force proposing solutions to end violent crime; ❚ High gas and home heating fuel taxes. To hear views on this issue, Conservati­ve candidates in 20 ridings met motorists at the pumps recently; ❚ Immigratio­n. The party held a series of roundtable­s with frustrated new Canadians, in particular those who felt they had been hoodwinked by the Liberal “family reunificat­ion” program.

Politics is the ultimate team sport. The overwhelmi­ng majority of Tories in the Toronto area are working hard for the Conservati­ve team to give Canadians the government they need and want — a Conservati­ve government led by Stephen Harper. Susan McArthur, member of the national council for the Conservati­ve Party of Canada, Toronto.

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