Politics Made Easy:

In any election, there are only two political choices.

Some of us vote for an economy that will improve our chances for a productive lifestyle.

This means an economic plan that will encourage potential investors to take a chance. New investment should result in more and better jobs for people looking for work.

But not everyone is looking for work. Some voters look for politicians who promise the most freebies. 

Politicians offering the most freebies are hoping to offer what they can extract from the pockets of those people who get up and go to work in the morning.

Voting for such politicians is like handing them free access to your credit cards and saying, "Go ahead. I'm sure you can spend my money better than I can."

Such people are unlikely to vote for Doug Ford.