The day after the budget is tabled, Canadians should be doing a double take. Why?  
- Morneau's pronouncements of deficits approaching $25-$30 billion, with many years of them ahead. 
- What happened to that $10 billion deficit campaign promise? 
- Where's all the infrastructure spending that justified the deficits? 
- Canadian GDP rise comes almost totally from debt-fueled consumer spending and  bubble-style house prices in two cities
- Federal spending up nearly 9% but revenues down about 1%
- oil prices in the mid $50's, almost $10 higher  than forecast last year, plus weak dollar/higher exports to USA  and they still can't balance the budget
- new taxes, yes there will be new taxes that we would not have had under Harper

If Canadians don't collectively heave upon hearing all this then we truly deserve the fiscal ingrates we elected.