AJAX, ON – Local homeowner and heavily indebted man Toby Kowalski is confident he could easily balance the national budget, lower taxes, and cut government waste.
Kowalski provided his analysis from his large suburban home, which he purchased for an inflated price of $1.2 million with a 30-year mortgage.
“Government spending is out of control,” said the small business owner who wrote off $50,000 off in losses last year. “We need to make immediate cuts to everything and reduce taxes to stimulate the economy.
“No handouts either,” he added whose livelihood is heavily reliant on government subsidies.
The 43-year-old laid out his economic plan for the country using a mix of metaphors and a story about a grasshopper and an ant to convey complicated theories in macroeconomics.
“It’s really that simple,” said the man who is in $20,000 credit card debt and has not even started to pay off his school loan since graduating in 2005. “We can’t burden our children with a future national debt, so we’re going to have to cut things like child education and health care.”
