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Mike McAllister Henderson
September 14, 2018 - 10:12 pm
 

Jonathan Scott of the Property Brothers TV show says to vote yes on Question 3. He also says in his commercial that he has seen the deregulation of power companies work. If this were true, why doesn’t he say where he saw it work?

Jonathan Scott is an actor, and actors get paid very well to sell a product, no matter how good it is. He is also a Canadian. Why would he be trying to sell us on deregulation?

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