PARTISANS IN THE HOUSE

Canadians elect representatives to the House of Commons the Senate, and two Provincial Legislatures.

No Canadian has the intention of electing a unit but when I was at my local newspaper office last week and I stated that the constituents work of my member of Parliament and my Member of the Legislative Assembly was invisible to me and would not aid me in any way.

The newspaper staffer's replie that both my member of Parliament and my Member of the Legislative Assembly were euneuchs and thus impotent.

We citizens of Canada do not elect our M.L.A and M.P. as  part of a team that would compete with the team elected by another segment of the voting Public.

Is the vote suppose to be a contest for the voter as it is for the Partisan Politicians?

No. The public is not required to gamble with its votes. There should be no difference weather your M.P. or M.L.A. is in opposition or part of the party in power.

Policy disputes are settled by one side or the other overwhelming the vote but we citizens should not be disenfranchised of out representation and our representative's ability to aid constituents