Now here's a Letter to the Editor for you! (en francais)

The early bird gets the worm. The election campaign started last May and continues today. Don't wait till the writ drops to start voicing your opinion. Start today and write often. Let your voice be heard.

Here's a great example from today's Windsor Star.

Letter to the Editor

Masse and Comartin better dust off resumes
Windsor Star
Wednesday, October 26, 2005

Re: The Paul Martin Jr. Expressway. Brian Masse and Joe Comartin voted to prop up the Liberals. Joe Comartin said, previous to his confidence vote, that the Liberal government was bordering on criminality. Brian Masse, in his recent letter to the editor, said that the Liberals were supposed to have an auto strategy in place by the end of November 2004.

Eddie Francis and others saw the writing on the wall; the federal Liberal government was going to ram the nine-point plan down our collective throats. But Brian Masse and Joe Comartin both voted to prop up the Liberals in May of this year.

Brian Masse and Joe Comartin were elected to represent the people of Windsor and Windsor-Tecumseh respectfully, not to toe the NDP line.

Brian Masse is quick to point out that he sent a letter to Industry Minister David Emerson about the potential loss of the Ford casting plant. They both knew Windsor was in big economic trouble and yet they voted to prop up this tired, old, visionless government.

Gord Henderson tells us to make no mistake. Rape is not too strong a term to describe what the feds have in mind for Windsor with their intention to have the E.C. Row, our main crosstown commuter route, transformed into a mobile parking lot, to be violated by tens of thousands of diesel-belching 18-wheelers rumbling between Montreal and Manzanilla.

It was up to Brian and Joe to stop this nightmare from even having a chance of happening. They voted for and with the Liberals and not for the people they represent.

It's time for someone to stand up for Windsor and Essex County. Brian and Joe, it's time to blow the dust off and touch up those resumes. The election is around the corner.

Nick Kouvalis
Campaign manager for Rick Fuschi
Conservative candidate
Windsor-Tecumseh