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Why the author would support Canada's New Democratic Party. The party's platform includes committments to balanced budgets, debt reduction, tax cuts, a nationwide housing plan, college tuition reductions, and environmental issues, among others.
Voting is a very intricate thing to do. To knowledge what the right choice is, according to each individual's different thoughts, study and familiarity of the diverse political parties and their platforms are vital. In a number of cases, because of people's lack of knowledge, individuals find themselves at the polling stations not knowing who to vote for. In my case, because of all my extensive research of the various parties and their platforms, I would vote for the New Democratic Party if there were an election tomorrow.
On the Economic side, the New Democratic Party is committed to balanced budgets and slow debt reduction. They also guarantee to cut taxes for middle and low-income earners as well as eliminate GST on essential goods. This will lead to a slightly, more affordable lifestyle for plenty of people.
Besides the Economic point of view, another topic comes along. This matter deals with the Social outlook, which talks about establishing a nationwide housing plan. It also promotes the cutting off on tuition by ten cents and giving student loans with no interest. Creating a new national transportation strategy is also one of their goals, as well as complete agreement with same-sex marriage.
In the Health care affair, the NDP look ahead to immediately establish federal funding at 25 percent of Medicare costs, as well as creating national homecare and pharmacare programs and enforce national standards on access to care. They also look forward to reversing private delivery of services.
The New Democratic Party is also concerned about environmental issues. They affirm that they will give GST rebates for clean cars. Moreover, they plan to build ten thousand wind turbines and retrofit buildings with new windows and furnaces to make them more power efficient.
On the other hand, they thought about Defense. Improving salaries and job benefits of employees is one of their desired achievements in this area. The second one is refusing to take part in the Missile-Defense program planned by the United States.
Another alarming matter is the appearance of the infrastructures, which is a city-level concern. As a result, NDP plans to transfer five cents per liter from federal gas tax to provinces for municipal infrastructure renovations.
In conclusion, the NDP wants to reform Canada in many aspects. They seem to have a firm platform and have the courage to do something valuable for this country. Therefore, this would be the political party I would most likely vote for.
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