SECTION: What is the FCP all about

LEVEL 2 SECTION: What does substantial mean?

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...Motivate decent people to vote again..

WHAT DO DECENT PEOPLE WANT?

Many decent people are fed up with candidates' promises of grandiose transportation plans, better public education, better public healthcare, from all the candidates and then see, after the election, that they had no intention to maintain their promises.

They have been hearing those un-kept promises for years. 

As a result, they do not even go to vote any more¹. 

What decent people haven't been hearing from the people who want their votes is the promise of a future where Ontario's younger generation can reach their full potential  - a province where equal opportunity is available for all, where government is once again the servant of the people and not their master, where truth is more important than political correctness, where their hard-earned wages are not squandered on wasteful and foolish government programs, and where elected legislators and not un-elected judges enact the laws. 

That is, a province where principles, not programs, govern our lives and political activities. This is a moral, compassionate culture of life, respecting the dignity of all human beings. The FCP candidates understand and represent this goal. 

Decent people want the opportunity to vote according to conscience.

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NOTE:

[1] Elections Ontario - 2007 election results: Almost 48% of he eligible voters stayed home. If consider that a large amount of people are not eligible to vote, then we know that the majority of the adult residents in Ontario did not vote. 

The Liberal party formed a "majority" government (78% of the seats). However, the minority (42% of eligible voters) who voted Liberal are only 20% or less of all the Ontario residents!

What can the other 80% say or do? Not much, since the Liberals have a majority government till the October 2011 election!