Green battle continues online

Since we've linked to the Conservatives' attack ads on the carbon tax, it seems only fair to link to the new Liberal ads promoting it.

Here's one featuring caucus members clapping, an ad probably inspired by this Make Poverty History  campaign video featuring finger-snapping celebrities.

Here's another of the video that was shown just before Dion announced the green-shift plan last Thursday. This one reminds me a little of the film footage that Liberals were showing at their leadership convention in between votes in December, 2007.

 

Comments

[Andy]

"Since we've linked to the Conservatives' attack ads on the carbon tax, it seems only fair to link to the new Liberal ads promoting it."

Read: Since we've brought one side forward to mock them, it seems only fair to praise the other side.

Biased much?

[Kevin Driver]

I have to ask if this is a revenue neutral why do it. Very simple because one it makes it appear as something is being done when it is not, and from what I can see it will make money for a government or why else do it.
I can see that there are promises of homeowers grants,and various oter grants,that is not a tax break. But then what about those that just pay there bills and do not own a home like me. Then of course what a bout massed transit if it iwas possible to take I sure would. It would save me money. But of course I only have two busses a day that run to where I live,and nowhere near where I work. But hey work is only 4 km's from my house but when the temp in the winter reaches -50 I sure am not going to walk or ride my bike. To me looking at this as a middle income earner this is bad.