I’m Jason Bax, your neighbour in South Surrey. And I’ve had enough. I’m not a career politician; in fact, I dislike politics. But it’s hard to remain non-political when our government deemed me “non-essential.”
I’m running for MLA, again, because I, and a growing number in our community, want life to get back to normal, not “New Normal.” We’re taxed to death; with over half our income going to pay for a growing number of visible and invisible taxes (inflation), leaving us with less to pay for housing, the rising price of food, fuel and basic necessities.
People have lost their livelihoods and their homes. Too many in BC have little to no income because of the pandemic restrictions on business. Many are suffering in social isolation. Too many are suffering from depression, addiction and overdoses are soaring to new heights, domestic violence, and untreated medical conditions, hospital wait times and ER closers due to staff shortages are on the rise. Medical professionals are (courageously) speaking up about these harms, so are law enforcement, insurance companies, coroners, etc… but our government is continuing to follow the same policies promising different results – despite evidence to the contrary. That’s why, I’m calling for an evidence-based Return To Sanity.
We can fix this and get back to prosperity and living full lives, by voting for a candidate who shares your values for human rights & freedoms. A vote for me and the BC Libertarian Party is a vote for an evidence-based, sensible Return to Normal and a Return to Sanity.
I also want to end ICBC’s monopoly, repeal the NDP’s “no-fault” insurance scheme, repeal the carbon tax, liberate liquor from over tax and modernize BC’s (ludicrous) wrongful death laws. I want to ensure that freedom of expression and open scientific debate is protected from censorship, give parents and kids more choice in education and choice of healthcare providers for everyone.
If you’re concerned about your fundamental human rights & freedoms, the hallmark of a healthy democracy, guaranteed by The Charter and upheld by the Supreme Court of Canada, you are not alone.
I stand for you.
Your neighbour, Jason Bax