Comments on: Our MP, Guy Lauzon – Why we don’t cover him much. EDITORIAL http://cornwallfreenews.com/2009/09/our-mp-guy-lauzon-why-we-dont-cover-him-much-editorial/ News, Views, & Reviews 24/7 from Cornwall Ontario Mon, 21 May 2012 10:28:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Ontarian http://cornwallfreenews.com/2009/09/our-mp-guy-lauzon-why-we-dont-cover-him-much-editorial/comment-page-1/#comment-1550 Ontarian Tue, 22 Dec 2009 23:28:05 +0000 http://cornwallfreenews.com/?p=2936#comment-1550 Yes, Jean Chreten brought jobs to Shawinigan but he also brought Kyoto to Canada. He brought this in when he knew he didn't have a chance of winning another election. He stuck us with impossibility and now sits back and laughs at us. Thats the Fiberal way! Just watch in the next election, Guy Lauzon will be re-elected in this riding! Whether you like it or not! Yes, Jean Chreten brought jobs to Shawinigan but he also brought Kyoto to Canada. He brought this in when he knew he didn’t have a chance of winning another election. He stuck us with impossibility and now sits back and laughs at us. Thats the Fiberal way!
Just watch in the next election, Guy Lauzon will be re-elected in this riding! Whether you like it or not!

]]> By: frank enstein http://cornwallfreenews.com/2009/09/our-mp-guy-lauzon-why-we-dont-cover-him-much-editorial/comment-page-1/#comment-1285 frank enstein Sun, 06 Dec 2009 23:59:40 +0000 http://cornwallfreenews.com/?p=2936#comment-1285 the legend speaks... the legend speaks…

]]> By: admin http://cornwallfreenews.com/2009/09/our-mp-guy-lauzon-why-we-dont-cover-him-much-editorial/comment-page-1/#comment-598 admin Tue, 29 Sep 2009 21:51:40 +0000 http://cornwallfreenews.com/?p=2936#comment-598 I agree. More people, young and old need to register for political parties and get involved. If more people participate and more people hold "their" politicians accountable; and perhaps more politicians don't get their pensions politicians may actually remember who they really work for. Jamie Gilcig www.cornwallfreenews.com I agree. More people, young and old need to register for political parties and get involved. If more people participate and more people hold “their” politicians accountable; and perhaps more politicians don’t get their pensions politicians may actually remember who they really work for.

Jamie Gilcig
http://www.cornwallfreenews.com

]]> By: john regimbal http://cornwallfreenews.com/2009/09/our-mp-guy-lauzon-why-we-dont-cover-him-much-editorial/comment-page-1/#comment-597 john regimbal Tue, 29 Sep 2009 14:26:03 +0000 http://cornwallfreenews.com/?p=2936#comment-597 Mr Lauzon is all those things described in your editorial but the sad truth is that the people of SD&G riding that Mr Lauzon represents will elect one of their own regardless of his performance. This kind of loyalty is mindless but the alternatives offered by the other parties in this riding aren't much better. If I were a young person of voting age I would want to elect someone nearer my age (18-35 year olds should put in a candidate that is in their age demographic for the decisions made by these supposedly elder,wiser, experienced candidates who aren't looking ahead at the cosequences of their decisions on constituents will have to live with for many years) Young people should get politically involved, join parties in large numbers(only $10 to become a member of a political party) and get elected to the riding executive and nominate persons who will look out for their futures. As for the older voters, I am sure they are concerned not only for their own future and needs but those of their children,grandchildren and future generations as these are the future of all of us. There are many young people who may not be as experienced but are as wise as the "old boys" that now run the riding and the government and I am sure youthful leaders would not abandon their parents,grandparents and seniors and would probably are better informed about what is needed to ensure a future that is fairer to all and to our planet. Approaching sixty I would not fear electing a 25 year old to not only lead this riding but to lead the nation. Mr Lauzon is all those things described in your editorial but the sad truth is that the people of SD&G riding that Mr Lauzon represents
will elect one of their own regardless of his performance.
This kind of loyalty is mindless but the alternatives offered by the other parties in this riding aren’t much better.
If I were a young person of voting age I would want to elect someone
nearer my age (18-35 year olds should put in a candidate that is in their age demographic for the decisions made by these supposedly
elder,wiser, experienced candidates who aren’t looking ahead at the cosequences of their decisions on constituents will have to live with for many years)
Young people should get politically involved, join parties in large numbers(only $10 to become a member of a political party)
and get elected to the riding executive and nominate persons who
will look out for their futures.
As for the older voters, I am sure they are concerned not only for their own future and needs but those of their children,grandchildren and future generations as these are the future of all of us.
There are many young people who may not be as experienced but are as wise as the “old boys” that now run the riding and the government
and I am sure youthful leaders would not abandon their parents,grandparents and seniors and would probably are better
informed about what is needed to ensure a future that is fairer to all and to our planet.
Approaching sixty I would not fear electing a 25 year old to not only lead this riding but to lead the nation.

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