Quote of the Day: “The key word among advocates of multiculturalism became ‘diversity.’ Sweeping claims for the benefits of demographic and cultural diversity in innumerable institutions and circumstances have prevailed without a speck of evidence being asked for or given. It is one of the purest examples of arguments without arguments, and of the force of sheer repetition, insistence and intimidation.” Thomas Sowell
John Milloy didn’t think much about the Ontario’s Leaders Debate. On the Editorial Page today, he has an op-ed where he tells us: “However, all I remember hearing was the intention of each leader to throw huge amounts of money at every problem in a way that was somehow different from the boatloads of money promised by their competitor. Did I really talk that way when I was in politics?” Well, John. When you were first elected in 2003, Ontario’s net debt was around $133 Billion. But when you left politics in 2013, the net debt was $276 Billion. I’m not sure if you really did ”talk” that way, but the net result is the same, isn’t it.