There Are People Out There That Thrive On Having Their Earlobes Pulled

And no matter how much proof you present they will vote for left wing con men like McGinty.

Dalton fibs again

By Lorrie Goldstein

Today, I shall prove a Dalton McGuinty election promise is not worth the paper it's printed on. Even when McGuinty writes the paper.

Among the 71 new promises he made yesterday -- down from 231 in 2003 -- Premier McGuinty promised to "hire 9,000 more nurses" and "meet our goal to have 70% of nurses working full-time."

Presumably, these are in addition to the 8,000 new nurses McGuinty promised to hire in 2003 in what was then election promise #133. It read: "We will hire 8,000 new nurses" and "our goal is to have 70% of registered nurses working full-time."

So, clearly, McGuinty hasn't reached his 2003 "goal" of having 70% of registered nurses working full-time, since he's promised it again.

But did he succeed in hiring 8,000 more nurses? Depends on which McGuinty you believe.

Go to McGuinty's website, dalton.ca. (If you don't have a computer, I'll quote all the relevant stuff here.)